Every day on OLIO begins with a board of cards that challenge you to punch them — and ends with a sealed envelope that lets fate determine your happiness. It’s habit-forming fueled by serial fever and the thrilling thrill of a lucky draw.
A card consists of two halves. The slip on the left names the moment it activates: when the day begins, when it gets dark, with each meal, or simply on a whim. The field on the right is the action you commit to when that moment arrives. Write one, punch it when the trigger is activated, and the series begins. Miss just one day and the counter resets. That constant risk is the whole point.
Triggers are real conditions, not mere suggestions. An after-dark card refuses to work before 6 p.m. A meal card allows three punches per day and closes once all three have been used. The board keeps a ruthless count, and every sequence that appears on it is real.
Once a day, a sealed envelope awaits on the shelf. Drag it back and forth until the seal breaks — or tap it — and fate determines your level: Common, Rare, or Legendary. Punch cards before you open them and the odds swing in your favor. Each level pays out stamps, and a Legendary reveal gives you forty at once. One chance a day, no second try.
Each day, the board prints one line from a collection that changes depending on whether there are any open cards left. Complete all of them and the message changes tone.
Set a personal target for total punches, opened envelopes, or your longest sequence. Reach a goal and you earn stamps that are added to the same balance replenished by the envelope.
The record screen shows a seven-day punch chart, total punches, active tickets, your best streak, opened envelopes, stamps in possession, and completed targets. Each number comes from the same counters used by the rest of OLIO.
Keep the streak going. Chase the lucky draw. Let OLIO decide what kind of day it’s going to be.
OLIO — punch your tickets, keep the winning streak going and feel the excitement.