Tiny Feast

A color match puzzle with pond sound

Tiny Feast is a puzzle game built around a pixel art picture that floats on a pond, with ducklings paddling beneath it. The goal is to clear the picture by matching colors. The sound is central to the game, and the developer describes the whole experience as an ambient pond soundscape.

It suits players who want a color puzzle with no clock running. The listing mentions no timers and no pressure, so the pace is up to the player.

Clearing a picture one color at a time

You tap a color on the picture, and the ducklings that match it waddle over to peck those pixels away, one at a time. Each peck removes one pixel. Over the course of a level, the whole picture fades until nothing is left, and the level clears.

Because you choose which color to tap, the order in which you clear a picture is yours to decide.

Sound effects for each peck and splash

Every pixel that gets pecked away comes with a soft quack, a splash or a ripple on the water. The developer presents these sounds as the core of the game's feel, so the audio plays throughout every level rather than only at the end.

These effects are the only audio features the listing describes.

Working through many pixel art levels

The listing describes many hand-illustrated pixel art levels, each one a separate picture to clear. Since there are no timers, you can work through a level at whatever speed suits you and move on to the next picture when you are ready.