In the heart of the bustling city, skyscrapers stand like giants and neon lights flicker in the night, weaving a bright picture. But deep in this jungle of concrete and steel, a young game developer named Alex is like a deer looking for shelter, attracted by the long-lost tranquility of nature.

One afternoon, the sun shone through the sparse clouds in a nearby park, casting a gentle golden colour over the area. As Alex strolled through the park, a wooden bench, forgotten by time, came into view. The bench, as if it were a messenger of nature, quietly tells the story of the years, it is intricately carved, although it has been mottled, but reveals a taste of the vicissitudes of life.

Alex's inspiration, like a seed blown by the spring breeze, instantly broke through the ground. He imagined how wonderful it would be if this serenity and simplicity from nature could be incorporated into a game! Thus, a creative spark blossomed in his mind - Woodoku, a puzzle game that combines the classic gameplay of Tetris with the cosy beauty of wooden blocks, was born.

Imagine opening Woodoku and stepping into a fantasy world made of wooden blocks. The wooden blocks here are no longer cold pixelated blocks, but works of art that have been brought to life with delicate textures, warm tones, and seem to emit a faint woodsy aroma that instantly takes you away from the hustle and bustle of the world and immerses you in a sense of serenity and harmony.

The gameplay is simple and fun, you just need to drag and drop various wooden blocks onto the 10x10 grid, just like playing a subtle jigsaw puzzle. Every time a block fits perfectly, it clicks into place and locks into place, clearing a row or column and giving you a sense of accomplishment. And those wooden blocks left behind by mistakes are like life's little reminders that you need to think carefully about every step.

But there's much more to Woodoku than that. As the levels progress, the game escalates in difficulty. Those original regular wooden blocks start to become oddly shaped, like mischievous children, jumping and rotating on the grid, challenging your intelligence and patience. When you successfully solve one puzzle after another and see the ‘elimination’ effect on the screen, the joy and satisfaction from the inside is even more refreshing than a glass of ice-cold lemonade on a summer's day.

What's even more surprising is that Woodoku's sound design is also excellent. Every time you complete a successful elimination, you will be accompanied by a crisp and pleasant chime, which sounds like the gurgling of a mountain stream or the joyful singing of birds in the forest, putting you in a good mood. The background music of the whole game, on the other hand, is a melodious tune that gently surrounds your ears, as if it can wash away the worries and fatigue in your mind.

For Alex, Woodoku is more than just a game. It is the embodiment of his love and longing for nature; it is the support for his pursuit of a simple life; and it is his attempt to bring a little bit of beauty and happiness to the world through his own efforts. Nowadays, Woodoku has been shining like a bright star in the sky of the gaming world, attracting the eyes and hearts of countless players with its unique charm and infinite fun. And Alex also carries full of hope and longing, looking forward to more people can join in this fantasy world built by wood blocks, and feel the peace and beauty from the nature together.