Interactive picture-book game

Rainy Day Rescue

Explore Puddleton, Willow Woods and Little Lantern Bay in Rainy Day Rescue, an interactive picture-book game full of small discoveries and gentle rescues.

Opens a dedicated game view. Exit game brings you back here.

An illustrated rainy town with a bakery, vehicles, umbrellas and small characters.
Puddleton is one of three picture-book worlds in Rainy Day Rescue.

About the game

Rainy Day Rescue invites you into three living picture-book worlds. In Puddleton, Willow Woods and Little Lantern Bay, the player explores the scene and wakes its little inhabitants, gradually bringing the sunshine back.

The game makes the illustration the place to play. Move around the picture, investigate a character or object and follow the small interactions. Each setting has a different mood, from a rainy town to woodland and a harbour.

  • Three illustrated worlds
  • Exploration and small discoveries
  • Touch-friendly picture-book scenes

How to play Rainy Day Rescue

Drag to explore the picture, tap or click the characters and objects, and use the scene controls to move between places. The game supplies prompts and a tray of interactions.

Choose Play to open the game. Use Full screen in the player to hide browser controls where supported, or play with the game filling the window. Exit game returns to this page.

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Inside the build

How Rainy Day Rescue was made

The current v2 build combines the world paintings with interactive objects positioned inside them. The game’s camera can move over the artwork, letting one illustration contain several discoveries rather than acting as a fixed background.

A shared interaction system tracks discoveries in each world and coordinates the transition from rain to sunshine. Scene names, objects, sound and prompts work together to make the result read like a picture book that responds to touch.

The three settings keep their own identity while sharing the same controls. This is an example of how an illustrated world can become a game without needing a conventional platforming course or a combat system.

Screens & artwork

A closer look at the game’s characters, setting and presentation.

An illustrated rainy town with a bakery, vehicles, umbrellas and small characters.
Puddleton is one of three picture-book worlds in Rainy Day Rescue.
Puddleton’s illustrated streets with interactive discoveries and world-selection controls.
The scene can be explored by dragging and tapping its inhabitants.
◆ Questions

Questions about Rainy Day Rescue

Which places can I explore in Rainy Day Rescue?+

The current build includes Puddleton, Willow Woods and Little Lantern Bay.

How do I play Rainy Day Rescue?+

Drag around the scene and tap or click its characters and objects. Follow the prompts to discover the little interactions and bring sunshine back to the world.

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