Point a fan, press launch and watch a cardboard parcel sail across the sky toward its drop point.
Each route is a short aerial puzzle. Fans sit along a pale delivery corridor; tap a fan to turn it through eight directions, then launch and let the wind carry the box. Land it in the target ring and the delivery counts. If the parcel hits a block, drifts off the board or runs out of wind, adjust the fans and send it again. A flight can be paused, or the parcel recalled, at any moment.
SIX SKIES TO CROSS:
120 routes are spread over six chapters, and each chapter adds one idea to the sky.
• Soft Lift: one fan at a time
• Rooftop Breeze: rooftop blocks that reset the parcel on contact
• Crosswind Lane: a permanent wind stream carries one leg of the route
• Vent Garden: updraft beds lift the parcel through vertical legs
• Tunnel Drift: air tunnels take over the parcel completely
• Parcel Skyway: everything together, including streams you switch on and off
PLAN BEFORE YOU LAUNCH:
Routes with several wind sources open on the Wind Setup bench first. A dry-run forecast flies your current arrangement without using up an attempt and says whether the parcel would arrive, stall or crash. A readiness rating moves from "Needs work" to "Ready to launch", and a short tip points to the fan worth turning next.
AIM FOR THREE STARS:
Every route has a par move count. Deliver at par for a clean run and up to three stars. The result card lists moves, par, flight time and a points breakdown, and the Island Trail map lets you fly back to any cleared route to improve your record.
ONE ROUTE A DAY:
The Daily Route is built from the calendar date and the mechanics you have reached so far. It stays the same all day, and your strongest result for that day is kept.
CHOOSE A LOOK:
The Parcel Shelf holds six looks: Classic, Mint, Coral, Sky, Cream and Graphite. They are cosmetic only, so every parcel flies exactly the same.
PROGRESS AT A GLANCE:
The Cloud Cabinet gathers delivered routes, total stars, a set of 22 badges and session figures, and holds the switches for visual effects and vibration.
A small kiosk in the Cloud Cabinet accepts voluntary one-off tips via Google Play; every route plays the same with or without them.
Turn the fans, ride the wind and fly each parcel to its drop point.