What makes rain strange? When it's falling on your screen—from the inside.

/ Reached #1 on the US iPad Entertainment charts (sales) and the US iPhone Entertainment charts (grosses) /

/ IGN.com Editors Choice / Featured on CNN.com and USAToday.com /

/ "A glimpse at novels of the future"—Fast Company's Co.Design /

/ "Think of it as a first-person thinker."—Paste Magazine /

/ "This gentle, compelling and beautiful artwork invokes a dreamy, poetic state..."—KCET /

Strange Rain turns your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch into a skylight on a rainy day. Raindrops fall and splatter on your screen, shifting perspective as you tilt your device. Touch the screen and guide the path of the raindrops, stepping through the notes of an eerie melody as you go. It’s a relaxing, intriguing experience that feels as if you’re holding a living window in your hands.

The more you touch, however, the more strange the rain becomes: layered ...