Time each drop. Outwit the raven. Raise 100 carved poles across 10 wild worlds.
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Tap. Drop. Raise the pole.
A carved cedar block swings above your totem pole. Tap to set it down. Whatever hangs over the edge is sliced away, so the next block is narrower. Land it dead center and it keeps its full width; land three perfect drops in a row and the pole grows back. Every pole gives you a set number of blocks and a height to reach, so each drop counts.
100 POLES ACROSS 10 WILD PLACES OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST, each with its own dusk sky and its own idea:
- Old-Growth Grove: learn the steady slide
- Misty Coast: blocks from both sides, at changing speeds
- River Canyon: wind gusts push the falling block
- Alpine Lake: blocks wear thinner the longer you wait
- Volcano Rim: heavy iron-banded blocks that widen the pole
- Fog Hollow: fog hides the top of the pole
- Rope Bridge Gorge: pendulum blocks keep their momentum
- Fault Ridge: earthquakes sway the whole pole
- Glacier Pass: ice blocks snap into place when you are close, and shatter when you are not
- Aurora Summit: a raven trickster rides the blocks and yanks them back mid-swing
THREE STARS ON EVERY POLE: raise it, land your perfect drops, and finish with no misses and a perfect chain. Collect stars to open the next world, and finish each world on its towering Great Pole.
DAILY POLE: one endless climb a day, a new twist every ten blocks, and one miss ends the run. How high can you go?
BOOSTERS WHEN YOU NEED THEM: Steady Hands slows the swing for five blocks; the Guide shows exactly where the block will land.
- Easy to learn, hard to master: one thumb, short sessions
- A daily gift that grows with your streak
- Plays fully offline
- Bold, colorful art and carved animal designs: owl, bear, salmon, wolf and raven
Ads are optional extras (continue, booster and Guide refills, double rewards) plus an occasional break between result cards. One purchase removes ads for good and makes every extra free.
The carvings are original geometric designs made for this game; they do not reproduce any real cultural artwork.