Wheel Ward Grinds

Roll a concrete park and link every trick into one long line. Wheel Ward Grinds is a real-time trick-chaining arcade game built around one idea: a combo ledger. Every trick you land drops its points into an open line and nudges the multiplier up. None of it is yours until you roll away clean and bank it. Push the line further and it is worth more. Push it too far and one bad landing takes the lot. HOW IT RIDES Tap to ollie. Swipe left for a board flip, right for a full spin, up for a grab, and stack them in the same jump for the harder named tricks. Swipe down in the air to arm your trucks, then come down on a ledge or a rail and ride it out. Tap to tuck if a rotation is running out of air. THE LINE STAYS ALIVE, BRIEFLY Between tricks the line burns a short grace timer. Land something and it resets. Let it lapse and the whole line is gone, unbanked. That is the tension the whole game is built on: take a safe number now, or push it on one more feature further down the park. GRINDING IS A RESOURCE On a rail or a ledge a balance meter drifts, and it drifts faster the longer you stay on. Tap the left or the right of the screen to correct it. Points tick in the whole time, so a long grind pays well, but the meter always wins eventually. Pop off with a swipe up while you are still ahead. REAL PHYSICS, NOT A TIMING BAR A fixed-timestep model runs under all of it. Speed carries through the ramps, air time comes out of how fast you hit the lip, and rotation is tracked properly, so an under-rotated landing really is a bad landing. Three hand-built parks, and every line in them is possible. THREE MODES Session - two minutes on the clock, chasing a best single line and a best total. Challenge - three minutes and a list of specific tricks and spots to tick off. Practice - no clock at all, with the ideal line chalked onto the concrete. WHAT IT TRACKS Best banked line, best session total, longest grind, tricks landed by type, gaps cleared, longest chain, and fourteen park awards that read straight off your record. Everything is stored on the device and survives a restart. COMPLETELY OFFLINE No internet connection is needed or used. No ads. No analytics. No accounts. No sign-in. And no sound at all - the whole game reads through visuals and short haptic buzzes, so it works anywhere, including the places you would rather not have a phone making noise. Portrait, one hand, five tabs, and a park that never closes.