VidarFikek

A naturalist's field journal where each square of a 4×4 sheet is a pressed leaf carrying a letter. Trace neighbouring leaves, across, down or diagonal, and press words into the page. Family · The rules Chain leaves that touch, using each leaf once per word, three letters or more. One leaf holds Qu. Longer finds count for more: three or four letters score 1, five score 2, six score 3, seven score 5 and eight or more score 11. A twine path follows your finger, and every find is pinned below as a botanical label. Genus · Classic walk Three minutes on a fresh meadow. A handwritten line hints at what to try. When time runs out, the closing tag shows your points, words found out of the total, the longest stem and the words still waiting in the meadow. Locality · Daily page One page for the whole day, grown from the date. Replay it as often as you like; the highest score is kept, with a week strip and a streak. Habitat · The word list The game uses its own list of about 4,100 everyday English entries, and every layout it grows holds at least 30 of them. Collector's notes · Word lore A quiz of 10 questions from 26 real facts about English and where words come from: Johnson's dictionary of 1755, Webster in 1828, the first full Oxford English Dictionary in 1928, Čapek and the word robot, the old letter thorn. A handwritten note follows each answer. Specimen count · Badges and field stats Twelve pressed-flower badges, from First specimen to Field library. Field stats track rounds, words, points, average, most words in a round and the longest find, with a chart of finds by length and a log of 20 walks. Date pressed · Settings A soft canopy of light with falling leaves moves behind the pages. This animated background can be switched off in Settings, along with haptics, a how-to page and a progress reset. A Contents drawer with page numbers leads everywhere. Plays offline, no account needed.