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A gentle throwing game set in a park at sunset: soft hills, round trees, a low sun and a woven picnic hamper waiting on the grass. The app reads like a calm wellness dashboard, so this page climbs the Beaufort scale, force by force, from calm to a strong breeze. 0 · Calm The Today screen greets you with one large word, Ready, and a single button for the round of the day. Below it sit quick actions, a bar chart of this week and your recent games with friends. 1 · Light air Each day brings one round: ten throws on a court picked by the date, such as Duck pond. Your highest score of the day is kept and a streak counts the days you return. 2 · Light breeze Swipe toward the hamper to throw. A wind dial on the glass panel shows head or tail wind and its strength, and dots track each throw. 3 · Gentle breeze Together is pass-and-play for 2 to 4 players. Everyone gets five throws on the same court with the same gusts, a sheet says Pass the phone between turns, and the last 20 games stay in the history. 4 · Moderate breeze Rounds give points for the Workshop. Aim guide draws a longer dotted path, Steady hand softens the wind at each level, Wind vane shows its exact strength and Extra throw adds one more throw to the daily round. 5 · Fresh breeze Stats opens with an accuracy ring, then tiles for throws, makes, clean drops, rebounds off the scenery, longest streak, daily rounds, games together and your quiz record. 6 · Strong breeze The Wind quiz serves ten true-or-false statements from 24 real facts about weather, from the Beaufort scale of 1805 to the mistral, each with a short explanation. Still air again Blurred aurora shapes and falling leaves drift behind the screens. Background animation can be switched off in Settings, beside haptics and a progress reset. The game plays offline and needs no account.