
Roll, and the band adds a shaker
Ambo's scales rattle when he curls into a ball. A percussion layer joins the song for as long as he rolls and drops out when he stands up.
A platformer made from its soundtrack. A chubby pangolin rolls, climbs and licks his way through a tree the size of a continent, and the music answers every move.
The composer wrote each world as a sound palette first and built the place around it. The soundtrack comes in layers, and the game turns them on and off with what you do.

Ambo's scales rattle when he curls into a ball. A percussion layer joins the song for as long as he rolls and drops out when he stands up.

Mushrooms play a note when he lands on them. Frogs, vines and fireflies move on the beat, and a woodpecker drums along with the song.

Mica rides on Ambo's back and takes a hit for him. She lands on a perch nearby and sings his four-note motif until he comes to pick her up.

Hidden rooms sit behind leaf curtains and roots. Each one plays a bonus loop and gives you 20 seconds to catch every drop of amber.
The Great Tree is so old and so big that animals live on it as if it were a continent. Its sap turns into drops of amber that keep the trunk alive and warm, and Ambo's family has looked after them for generations.
One stormy night Ambo wakes up and finds the Hollow of the Roots empty. All that is left are bite marks and a trail of sawdust.
The Termite Queen wants to empty the tree and turn it into the biggest termite mound in the world. Ambo is a pangolin, and pangolins eat termites. He is the one creature the colony fears.
Six worlds of five levels and a boss each, plus a secret one. Each world has its own instruments.
A chubby pangolin with a green scarf. Slow to anger and hard to stop once he rolls.
A sugar glider who rides on his back and talks for both of them. Brave in words, less so near armoured termites.
Calm, polite and tired. Her old stump rotted away and her daughters need a home. She plans to take yours.
One email a month with new music, new levels and what went wrong. No spam.