Seven-Day Raft
Hook driftwood, build your raft, survive the storm week
How to play
- HOOK phase: move with WASD / arrows or drag to steer. Touch drifting debris to hook it — wood, barrels and crates stock your pile. Treasure scores. Jellyfish sting: they freeze you for two seconds.
- BUILD phase: pick a tool (floor, rain-catcher, planter, lantern, mast, drift net) and tap a cell. Floors must touch the raft; structures sit on bare floors. The bedroll stays in the middle. A drift net auto-hooks whatever floats through its cell.
- NIGHT: the forecast card resolves. Storms only damage the outermost tile of each row or column — sheltered tiles are safe. Lanterns scare gulls, shelter the bedroll from cold snaps, and call the supply ship.
- Food and water drain every night; planters and rain-catchers refill them. Empty stores mean a weak, slow fisher tomorrow — and two starving nights in a row ends the run.
- If the bedroll is destroyed or fewer than 4 tiles remain, the run ends. Survive the day-7 storm to win.
- Score: 1,000 per night survived, plus your final raft — tiles, structures, leftover wood — and every treasure hooked.
- Daily mode gives everyone the same week for the day.
About
Seven days on open water, starting from a 3×3 raft and a fishing hook. Every day the current carries driftwood, barrels, crates — and jellyfish — past your raft: hook what you can, then spend it at dusk extending the raft tile by tile and raising a rain-catcher, a planter, a lantern, a mast. Every night a card tests the shape you built: storms batter only the exposed edge, gulls raid unwatched food, cold snaps hunt for an unlit bedroll. On day 7 the storm arrives. Survive it, and the week is yours.
