A little help.
A clearer passage.

Slide the marble stones to clear a horizontal passage for the wooden ship. Rectangular stones move along their long axis. Square stones can move horizontally or vertically. Red stones are fixed obstacles. Drag the ship through the opening on the right to finish the puzzle.

There are fifteen story chapters with fifty puzzles each: 750 story puzzles in total. Complete the current chapter to open the next and reveal its scene. Finishing the story unlocks another 750 bonus puzzles.

A hint shows a useful move by animating a stone. Each puzzle has a budget of three hints. Undo and Restart let you try another approach; restarting does not refill the hint budget for that puzzle.

Yes. Open Scenes of your journey from the home screen to revisit the intro and the scenes of chapters you have completed. Future scenes remain locked until you earn them.

No account is required. Puzzles, illustrations, and story text are included in the app and can be used offline. Downloads, updates, and email support require the relevant connection.

Completed puzzles, hint use, and preferences are stored locally on your device. There is no developer-operated account or cloud-sync service. Apple device backups may include app data depending on your settings; reinstalling alone does not guarantee that progress will return. Before deleting the app to troubleshoot, please contact support.

The app is designed for iPhone and iPad running iOS or iPadOS 17 or later. The interface and story explanations are available in English and Greek. Homeric passages retain their ancient Greek text, with modern Greek and English renderings.

Ithaca: The Journey Home is not publicly available yet. This site introduces the upcoming game. An App Store download link will be added when it is available.