Moonwick

A witch flies through a cursed forest under a full moon. One button keeps her in the air: hold to climb, release to fall.

Touching a tree kills you. Passing one barely does almost nothing. What scores is the space between — graze an obstacle without hitting it and her trail lights up, the multiplier climbs, and the forest brightens around you. Chain grazes and you reach Full Moon, five times the points. Hold that long enough and the moon eclipses.

The closer you pass, the more it pays. A needle-thin graze at Full Moon is worth more than two and a half minutes of playing it safe.

Five stretches of forest, each with its own colour, its own trees and its own way of narrowing. Your personal best stands in the world as an arch you fly through. Twelve omens record what you have done. And every day, one Daily Moon: the same forest, seeded by the date, for every player on earth.

Runs last thirty to ninety seconds. Dying costs you one tap to start again.

No downloads, no account, no waiting. Plays in four languages: English, Français, Español, Italiano.