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Start here01Nine shoreline holes, a ball and a loon-crest flag. Pull back from the ball to aim and set power, then watch it roll, rebound off walls and bumpers, slow in sand and bend on slopes. Water sends you back for another go, sliding gates test your timing, and a scorecard keeps every stroke honest.
Deep thinker02Numbers run along every row and column; your job is to work out which cells to fill. Twelve lodge pictures hide inside, from a cedar canoe to a loon carrying its chick, each in a 10x10 or a bigger 15x15 grid. Mark crosses where you know nothing goes, and finish to see the picture bloom into full colour.
Slowest unwind03Eight painted views of lake country, from three red canoes in a granite channel to a frozen winter road at blue hour. Pick twelve, twenty-four, forty-eight or ninety-six real tab-and-blank pieces, then drag each one close and feel it click. Edges first, a held peek and a reshuffle help when the table gets crowded.
Morning ritual04Twelve packs of ten words, all about lake country: canoe gear, shoreline trees, lake birds, campfire nights and more. Words run in all eight directions through the grid. Drag across the letters to circle each one, ask for one of three hints when your eyes start to swim, and try the morning paddle pack that changes every day.
Liveliest05Twelve handcrafted walls of bricks stand between you and a clear dock. Move the paddle, launch the glowing ember and aim each rebound by where it strikes. Copper lantern bricks need two knocks, and set bricks always release a wider paddle, a second ember or a slower pace. Three lives, stars for each level, and new levels unlock as you go.
Quickest run06Steer a growing wake across the bay and gather what floats up: water lilies for one point, a leaping bass for two, and a rare amber float for five. Every catch makes your trail longer. Bump the shore or your own wake and the run is over. A second mode lets you slip off one edge and reappear on the other, with birch logs adrift in the way.
