Brokk - Runes of Dawn

Brokk the smith stands before nine worlds gone quiet. The runes that hold the dawn are shut inside ice, stone and rune-iron, and he has one tool: a hammer he can throw, and call home in mid-flight. THE ONE MECHANIC Drag to aim, let go, and the hammer flies. Tap once and it turns round and comes home. The way back is a weapon too: it strikes from the far side, it dives straight down when you tap again, and it is the answer to half the fortresses here. Everything the nine worlds teach is another use of that same throw. 54 FORTRESSES, BUILT BY HAND Nine worlds, six fortresses each, every one of them written and tuned by hand. Ice that shatters, stone that holds, wood that burns, rune-iron that will not break, crystal and ember. Rune cages, hinged bridges, drifting wraiths and ravens, an ice colossus, a jotunn behind his shield, and four rune powers to spend at the right moment. NOTHING IS LEFT TO LUCK Every fortress has a three-star solution that was played out, throw by throw, before release. Whatever the board in front of you looks like, there is a way through it with the throws it hands you — and finding that way is the whole of the game. STARS OPEN THE WAY Three stars means you finished with two throws still in hand. A fortress opens once the three before it hold six stars between them, so a fortress you cannot stand can be left behind and the road still goes on. ONE FORTRESS A DAY, THE SAME ONE FOR EVERYONE The daily fortress is the same fortress for every player in the world, and it turns over at midnight UTC. Three boards go with it: today, this week, and every star you have ever earned. PLAYED YOUR WAY Landscape, one hand, no timers, no energy, nothing to wait for. Sign in with Apple or Google and your progress and your name follow you to your other phone.