can you grab every berry?
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Warm up while you wait:
Chilly is a free daily skill game set on the arctic tundra. Each day everyone gets the same course, and you have six tries to collect every berry in a single shot: one launch has to touch them all.
Your ball of musk-ox wool starts on a mossy boulder, a wooden marker or a piece of driftwood. Its height and position change every day, but it is never higher than a stump, and it can be on the left or the right. Drag back anywhere on the course and let go to launch: the further you pull, the harder it flies, like a slingshot. You can aim in any direction, from flat left to flat right. On a keyboard, use the left and right arrow keys to swing the arrow and up and down to set the power, then press Space or Enter. Berries sit on low shrubs along the ground. A berry is picked when your ball touches it, and each shot starts with every berry back on its bush, so you have to get them all in one go. The spongy tundra slows a rolling ball, but sheets of permafrost ice are almost frictionless and send it sliding a long way. A stone inuksuk stands out on the tundra; its height changes every day. A raw wind blows on some days; the wind vane in the corner shows it. There is always at least one shot that collects every berry.
Collecting every berry on try 1 earns 12 points, then 10, 8, 6, 4 and 2 for tries 2 to 6. Six misses earn 0. The path preview draws the start of your flight path for one shot at a time, on tries 1 to 3. Using it at all halves the day's score, and once you have, you can switch it on again for another of those tries at no extra cost. Courses are gentler early in the week and trickier towards Sunday; the stars show today's difficulty.
Your play streak counts the days in a row you've played, and your cleared streak counts the days in a row you've collected every berry. Play seven days in a row to earn a cycle bonus of 7 points, or 14 if you cleared all seven. Your best play streak unlocks new skins at 7, 30 and 100 days.
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