Pediluvium
Alice Karaush · 2025 · Simulation, Idler, Relaxing, Indie, Nature
PC
8 user reviews88% · 8
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About Pediluvium
✦ AI summary
A meditative experience where you sit quietly in serene waterside locations, watching ripples and listening to soothing ambient sounds with no goals or scores. It's a brief, portable moment of calm designed purely for relaxation and mindfulness, perfect for when you need to pause and reset.
Step into a moment of stillness.
This is not a challenge, nor a story — only a fleeting meditation. For a few minutes, you sit at the edge of quiet places, dipping your feet into the water. The ripples spread, light shimmers, and soft sounds drift around you.There is no goal to reach, no score to chase — just the simple rhythm of water and breath.
A pause, a fragment of calm, waiting to be revisited whenever you need it.
This is not a challenge, nor a story — only a fleeting meditation. For a few minutes, you sit at the edge of quiet places, dipping your feet into the water. The ripples spread, light shimmers, and soft sounds drift around you.There is no goal to reach, no score to chase — just the simple rhythm of water and breath.
A pause, a fragment of calm, waiting to be revisited whenever you need it.
Features
- Gentle 5-minute experience of visual and sound meditation.
- Different ambient locations, each with its own quiet mood.
- Relaxing ASMR soundscape for headphones.
- A space to step away, unwind, and breathe.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
A lovely and peaceful game that gave me a brief taste of a worry-free childhood, when being told off for a wet bathroom floor was the only real problem. It was nice to experience the sensation of splashing water while stuck at my desk. The art style is also wonderfully nostalgic. P.S. My apologies for kicking all your fish :)3 found this helpful
This is a game that gives hope and breaks away from the narrow-mindedness and boredom of contemporary game design, and it’s one of those games we’ve all been missing. I’d say it’s a hint at what an exit from the dead end might look like - the dead end that both big commercial projects and the million things we usually call “indie games” have arrived at. Games where you have to kill someone, or walk through some location to open chests there, talk to certain people and then kill some of them, while discussing philosophical problems with others or trying to unlock an erotic scene or pretending that you’ve made a difficult moral choice. Why is all of that even there? Why walk, why explore, why kill, and why pick a skill tree branch at all? Here is an example of how it can be different - the pleasure of splashing water with your feet, a few associations, a beautiful reflection on the surface. This is, if you want, the closest thing in games to the prose of Marcel Proust. In short: this is a game about splashing your feet in water. It’s a very honest, comforting, poetic project that you can finish in a few minutes and come away with the feeling that maybe your life wasn’t wasted afte…2 found this helpful
A very calm and relaxing game. You just move your feet in the water and enjoy the peaceful feeling. It is simple, but nice and strangely satisfying.2 found this helpful
mesmerizing lazy childhood experience2 found this helpful
It's just really... nice.1 found this helpful
Exactly as advertised, you splash water with your feet. Splashing in the bathtub reminded me of that scene in What Remains of Edith Finch when the baby drowns while playing with rubber duckies, without the drowning part.
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