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Fieldfold: Wildlife Puzzles

Nante Studio
⬇ 1+ downloads
Est. actual: 2
Style: Other
Free
Released: Aug 22, 2026
No in-app purchases
Contains ads
Rated: Everyone

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  • 📈Installs no measured change since Sep 21 (4 days)
  • 🛠Updates actively updated · updated 12 days ago
Installs since launch
0 1 2 2 Aug 22, 2026 today
0 installs since Sep 21
Update history
1.3 Sep 14, 2026 · seen Sep 21, 2026
Smoother and more stable<br><br>- Polished stability and responsiveness throughout the app<br>
Only the current version so far — new entries appear as the game ships updates.
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Restore a hand-painted wildlife plate, uncover the animal within, and build a field journal across the world. Fieldfold is a calm picture-puzzle journey for animal and nature lovers. Each plate is split into painted strips. Slide the strips into place, flip the plate when you need a second visual clue, and restore the species without a timer. WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER - 60 illustrated wildlife plates from East Asia - 6 habitat chapters in the first world volume - Future world volumes are visible as coming soon - A field note for every restored animal, including its scientific name and wild home A PUZZLE THAT GROWS WITH YOU Start with 6 strips, then progress through 7 and 8 strips before the plates grow into two-dimensional puzzles. Difficulty rises gradually and stops at a readable 24 pieces. Each restored species opens the next plate. CALM BY DESIGN - No countdown timer - No ad in the middle of a puzzle - No ad on the completion moment - Progress saved on your device - Replay restored plates whenever you like MADE FOR SHORT, RESTORATIVE BREAKS Play one plate in a few minutes or settle into a full habitat chapter. Fieldfold works well for a coffee break, an evening wind-down, or a shared animal discovery session with family. Fieldfold is not a traditional jigsaw puzzle. You restore each illustration by arranging horizontal painted strips, using both the image and its field-note side as clues. Begin in East Asia and restore 60 wildlife plates. Later world volumes will open only after their complete artwork collections are ready.