Tumblestone is the first original action-puzzle game of the past fifteen years. Race your friends in multiplayer or challenge yourself in story mode. Solve progressively more difficult and creative puzzles, help a sausage make friends, and find out what happened to the Tumblecrown.

Tumblestone completely reinvents the matching genre into a deep and cerebral puzzle solving experience that you won't forget.

Tumblestone features:

• Competitive multiplayer: Tumblestone's intense puzzle-solving action will turn playing "just a few more rounds" with friends into a late-night Tumblestone marathon.
• Local multiplayer: Up to four players on a single computer or console.
• Online multiplayer: Play online against your friends or make new ones using Tumblestone's ranked matchmaking system.
• Bots: Have an open slot? Play against the computer. But can anyone withstand the punishing Nightmare bot?
• Story mode: The 40+ hour story campaign will test your puzzle-solving prowess. Featuring 10+ gameplay modifiers, challenge puzzles, and boss battles.
• Arcade modes: Kick back and relax with the casual Marathon mode, scratch an intellectual itch with the Infinipuzzle mode, or get your blood pumping with the fast-paced Heartbeat mode.
• Leaderboards: Online leaderboards let your friends know you're better than them.
• Quests: Hundreds of unique quests to complete.
• Stats: Rank up, then compare how you stack up against your friends.
• Personalization: Choose from a dozen unique characters and environments.

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• Ty Taylor, Game Designer of Tumblestone, has been designing and programming videogames for the past 12 years. Ty shipped his most recent title, The Bridge, in 2013 on Steam, Xbox Live Arcade, and several other consoles with tremendous critical reception.

• Mario Castañeda is a game artist who holds a BA in Computer Science from Case Western Reserve University and a BA in Game Art and Animation from the University of Advancing Technology. His most famous work is that of the art found in the 2013 award winning title, The Bridge.

• Alex Schearer has been developing games since graduating from Duke University and recently spent a year in Amsterdam developing Adlib, Petunk, and Scramble Legends as a full-time indie under his company Spotted Zebra.

• Justin Nafziger is a human being, satirist, writer, sketch performer, and programmer. As a young lad, he made an inappropriate text adventure and has been making more inappropriate games since.