Across the Street
Two painted houses facing each other across a sunlit street

A little neighbourhood in your pocket.

Open your phone and step across the street.

Across the Street is a gentle game about noticing what your neighbours need, and making a little room for each other. Ada plays piano upstairs and secretly wishes someone would play back. Bea practises behind a closed door. Omar mends things. Mina bakes while everyone else sleeps. And Pip the cat has wandered off.

Nobody here needs very much. Just a little noticing.

Find ordinary things a place, like a blanket that smells of home, a patch kit, a table or a music stand, and watch a street become a neighbourhood. Around the corner, the fountain square is full of people to say hello to, and Sofia's picnic needs a spot where everyone fits, Sofia included.

Three chapters follow the neighbourhood from a first hello to one long evening together: rain on a painter, wind for a kite, sparrows looking for somewhere safe to land, and paper lanterns that light Ada's way to the square after dark. Each adventure leaves something behind, from a smudged painting to pinwheels spinning in the breeze.

The fountain square, a sunlit plaza with olive trees around a stone fountainThe street between the two houses
Best on iPhone Duo. Closed, the outer screen is a quiet window onto the street. Open it to play across both buildings. It also plays on other iPhones and on iPad. No timers, no scores, no ads, no account.