Sweepstars

A quiet fishing game drawn in ink and watercolour and kept like a field journal. Hold to charge, watch the float settle, and strike the moment it slips under. Each section opens like a notebook page: with the hour and the sky. Dawn, light fog: learning the float • Charging: hold your finger down and the power bar swings up and back. Let go at the right moment and slide sideways to aim. • Waiting: small nibbles only tip the float. A true bite pulls it under and opens a short window to strike. • Playing the fish: holding draws it in but raises the line gauge. Too much and the line snaps; too slack and the hook slips. Morning, clear: the Waters • Six waters with four outings each, 24 stages in all, from warm lily shallows to the deep Stone Quarry and the foggy Misty Tarn. • Every outing sets its own goal, weather, time of day and clock. Rain, fog, dawn and night all change what bites. • Three stars per outing: reach the goal, lose no more than one fish, and finish with time to spare. Afternoon, cloud: the Long Sit • No clock, just a water of your choice and the heaviest bag you can gather. • Three snapped lines or slipped hooks end the sit. • The sit log keeps your last 20 sessions and bookmarks the heaviest. Dusk, rain: the Journal • 18 real freshwater species, from bluegill and roach to pike, zander and the wels catfish. • Each card shows an ink drawing, a short note, your heaviest catch, its length and where it lives. Species you have not met stay as silhouettes. Night, stars: notes and stamps • Field Notes: ten-question rounds drawn from 25 real facts about freshwater fish, each answer followed by a short note. • Stamps: 12 to press, from your first catch to a 12 kg giant and a complete journal. Packing up: settings • Haptics, a how-to-fish guide and a progress reset. • The paper background drifts with slow ink rings and floating dust. Switch the animation off in Settings for a still page. Plays fully offline, with no account, no ads and no permissions.