The developers have proven that anything can become a hero in a computer game. So, DownWind It celebrates the humble leaf that, one stormy day, is torn from its native branch but refuses to simply lie crumbling on the ground and decides to set out on a journey. It will be aided by the same force that caused it to fall — the wind. And when the wind doesn't blow, help can be found in insects. The controls are very simple — you only need to press two buttons. As the leaf flies through different parts of the forest, you'll get to admire the many plants. And yes, admire them: the hand-drawn graphics are created in an interesting artistic style, creating a feeling of being somewhere between sleep and reality. Overall, the game has a surprisingly relaxing effect, which is why one of the translations of its title is "Relieve Stress." The literal translation of the title is "In the Wind." To download the torrent, DownWind, you don't need to know this, but maybe it will come in handy somehow... The release date is still unknown, but it's worth noting that Steam has greenlit the game, and the developer regularly updates the project page. Incidentally, it was created by a team of five people, with the core team being formed by two people: Jackson Clarke and Jordan Taylor. They were later joined by gamer and commentator Cr1TiKaL and Penguinz0, who took on voice work. Later, Dylan Turner took on the soundtrack. The last to join the team was Mike Skalandunas, who also handles sound effects.