Turbo Pudding

Hex puzzleEarly access

Amblestead

Rebuild a town on a walking turtle.

Play freeOpens amblestead.com · plays in your browser, no download

The story

A match puzzle on a board of hexagon plates, where every level you finish builds a real part of a little town riding on a turtle’s back.

Amabel is a turtle as big as a hill, and she has slept for a hundred years. Now she is awake and walking to the shore where she hatched, with a crumbling little town on her shell.

Pim the pangolin carpenter means to fix it up on the way, and you are going to help. Swap pieces on the plates of Amabel’s shell, bring the clay, reeds, wool, cogs and glass that each blueprint asks for, and watch a roof, a lookout or a plank bridge fly into place.

You decide what the town becomes: a lookout tower or a weathervane mast, a town bell or a snail-mail post. Mist Valley, the first chapter, is open now; the Red Canyon, the Snow Pass and three more landscapes lead on towards the sea.

  • LengthChapter 1 open
  • Free to playEarly access, free
  • Plays onComputer, tablet, phone
  • AgeAll ages
  • LanguageEnglish

What you’ll do

Six ways to swap

The board is made of hexagons, so pieces line up along three directions. Light up the compass above the board to earn special pieces.

Every level builds something

The goal is a blueprint. Bring the materials and the building rises on Amabel’s shell.

No lives, timers or coins

Short on moves? Last light gives three more, free. Townsfolk lend a hand between levels.

Screenshots 3

  • Amabel the turtle in Mist Valley with a small town of houses and a lookout on her shell
    Amabel walking through Mist Valley.
  • A hexagon puzzle board full of clay tiles, wool and cogs next to a bridge blueprint
    A level: bring the materials for the bridge.
  • Amabel crossing a golden desert with a much bigger town on her shell
    Later on the road: the town has grown.

Game details

GenreCozy hex match puzzle
StatusEarly access: Mist Valley, the first chapter
ChaptersSix landscapes to the sea are planned
SavesYour Turbo Pudding account keeps your progress
ReleasedOctober 2026
DeveloperTurbo Pudding

Questions

Is Amblestead free to play?

Yes. Amblestead is in early access, and its first chapter, Mist Valley, is free to play in your browser.

Do I need to download anything?

No. Amblestead runs in your web browser on a computer, tablet or phone. Open amblestead.com and press Play.

Do I need an account?

Yes, a free Turbo Pudding account. You sign in with Google or with a code sent to your e-mail, and the same account works in every Turbo Pudding game.

Who is Amblestead for?

Everyone. It’s easy to start for kids and has plenty to discover for grown-ups.

Who made Amblestead?

Amblestead is made by Turbo Pudding, a small studio making cozy games that open right in your browser.

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Ready to play Amblestead?

It opens on amblestead.com, right in your browser.

Play freeOpens amblestead.com · plays in your browser, no download