Dewflick

Dewflick is a cosy flick-and-bounce puzzle game set in a snail keeper's log hut from a northern folk tale. Pull back a little felt clothespin slingshot, let go, and send a dewdrop with a clover leaf arcing through a damp glass terrarium to feed a hungry snail on its lettuce leaf. Everything in the hut is sewn from felt and thread, and every bounce is honest, predictable physics. Each terrarium holds a row of hungry snails. Your drop flies in an arc, plinks off rows of sewn-on buttons and lands — or doesn't. Feed a snail and it crawls happily away while the next one is waiting at once: no restarts, no menus between suppers. Every snail has its own pull. The big grape snail draws your drop in hard and swings it round the spiral of its shell, the tiny amber snail barely notices, and the prickly frost snail pushes the drop away. When several snails share a shelf, their pulls add up, so the trick is to aim for the sum of every tug. The stitched aiming line shows only the first fifth of the arc, so you learn to read the jar rather than follow a guide. KEY FEATURES ✓ 84 hand-tuned terrariums on 7 shelves, three to eight snails in each jar ✓ Every shelf adds one new idea: prickly frost snails, drifting leaves, two pulls at once, spring buttons, a window draught, then everything together ✓ The endless Wild Moss opens after the seventh shelf, with fresh jars to keep exploring ✓ Morning Dew: one special jar each day, with a dawn streak to keep going ✓ 30 snails to meet, each with its own portrait, temper, favourite food and pull strength — and a live demo of how it bends a drop ✓ 24 embroidered patches to stitch onto the cloth ✓ The Button Jar: sew new sling fabrics, drop colours and shelf patterns with buttons earned by feeding snails ✓ Tally notches for your fewest flicks on every jar and shelf, and a keeper's diary of every supper ✓ Fireside tales told by Shurshik the house spirit between shelves HOW IT WORKS 1. Tap the keeper's table and pick up the glass terrarium. 2. Drag back on the slingshot, judge the snails' pulls, and release. 3. Bounce off the buttons, feed the hungry snail, and keep going until the jar is full and content. 4. Feed a jar within par for three lettuce leaves, then move along the shelf. WHY DEWFLICK There is no timer and no luck: the same flick always flies the same way, so every jar can be solved by watching and adjusting. The whole hut is drawn as a felt-and-thread diorama, with soft sounds and gentle animation. A forever counter of every flick you have ever made is cross-stitched onto the cloth. PRIVACY Dewflick works fully offline. No account, no ads, no tracking, nothing to buy. Your hut is saved only on your device. Pull up a stool by the stove — the snails are waiting for their dew.