Dreamed up by Aletta. Built with her dad.

A drippy-nose puzzle game

Pick the right real objects to pinch, catch, and clean. Then try the completely wrong one for a very big laugh.

Available now for iPhone and iPad Download on the App Store

One-time purchase No ads No subscriptions No tracking

Gameplay showing a child solving a Stop the Drip level with silly objects A Stop the Drip puzzle level with the worried child and a tray of objects
Actual gameplay. Actual accordion. Questionable accordion timing.

The entire plan

Three useful jobs.
One ridiculous bonus.

1 A green dinosaur grabber

Pinch

Slow the drip.

2 A small blue canoe

Catch

Catch the drops.

3 A pile of cotton balls

Clean

Tidy the mess.

+10 A red toy accordion

Chaos

Waste time beautifully.

Fifteen little adventures

Every stop brings a brand-new puzzle

No object appears twice. The solutions grow from fingers and teacups to lobster claws and canoes, but the logic always makes sense.

15
levels
74
objects
15
silly bonuses
The illustrated Stop the Drip journey map with fifteen puzzle stops
One very winding route to a dry nose.
The worried Stop the Drip character The relieved Stop the Drip character

Aletta had an idea

A side project that got wonderfully out of hand

Stop the Drip began when Aletta imagined a worried character, a silly nose drip, and a tray of things that might help. Her dad, Sean, started building. Then came the lobster claw, the canoe, the popcorn machine, and many spirited opinions from the game's smallest creative director.

Every object had to be real. Every solution had to make sense. Every level also needed something extremely silly.
Buy it onceNo ads, subscriptions, or in-app purchases.
Works offlineNo account, internet connection, social features, or tracking.
Made for ages 3-6Clear cause and effect, gentle stakes, and a lot of ridiculousness.

Fifteen drips are waiting

Can your little thinker stop them all?

15 silly levels Download on the App Store

The nose drip is pretend cartoon syrup, paint, or slime. Stop the Drip is a puzzle game, not medical advice.