Water Boiling Simulator — is an introspective waiting simulator set in the quiet of a 2016 night. You're left alone with the kitchen, your thoughts, and the simplest task: boiling water before bed. The world outside seems frozen, and the past year has left too many reasons for fatigue. There's no rush here — only a slow process and a sense of time standing still. Waiting as a basic process The gameplay loop revolves around a single action: you fill a pot, turn on the stove, and watch. Every second feels longer than usual, and the sound of the heating water underscores the discomfort of the experience. The camera captures everyday details, forcing you to focus on the small details and your own thoughts, which gradually fill the space more powerfully than any events. As you progress, additional difficulty modes unlock, changing the way you experience the game. They don't add any action, but they do heighten the tension: the wait becomes longer, the sound more intrusive, and the feeling of emptiness becomes more intense. A short session turns into a complete experience that ends exactly when you're ready. Features of the game A minimalist simulator with an emphasis on routine and anticipation. The gloomy atmosphere of the night kitchen and internal dialogue. Immersive sound with intentionally low quality. Several difficulty modes affect the pace and tension.