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A 3D render for the game “Windosill”. Large, grey block letters spell out the title across a green hill under a blue sky, with a small figure peering through the letter “O”. Below, a small blue robot stands between two dark, stylized branches with green leaves.

Windosill

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Andy Rementer
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Date
15 October 2010

I’m not a gamer, but the charm of this cute online puzzle is hard to resist. Windosill is as much a game as it is a beautiful, clickable world created by Patrick Smith, an artist living in Brooklyn. Patrick’s paintings and drawings are soothingly surreal, eerie and kinda funky all at the same time – Windosill ends up being a brilliant extension of all of that.

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