Sandcaster Pour Cast

Step up to the casting bench. A glass flask sits under a rotating mould ring, four charged pin-bars line the rail, and coloured sand is yours to pour. Sandcaster is a colour-match pour game with a hook you can read in a single screenshot: you don't stack or merge anything — you POUR. Tap a pin-bar and it dumps its charge of coloured sand tumbling into the flask, grain by grain, settling with real weight. The mould wants ONE colour at a time. Pour that colour, let a grain settle still against the pile, and it SETS into the mould and pays you grams. Pour the wrong colour and it piles up as spoil. The tension is the brim. Every wrong grain packs the flask higher, and the mould rotates its wanted colour faster as you climb. Fill the mould and the kiln FIRES: the flask clears, you cast the next grade — Slug, Bead, Token, Ingot, up to the Masterwork — and the climb resets one rung higher. Let sand pack over the brim line and the flask clogs: the run is over. Come back tomorrow: each new day the bench fires up — your day-streak climbs and a free Sift pulse is ready to clear the brim spoil once. Miss a day and the streak is forgiven, never punished. And hang a BENCH CHARM. Playing unlocks seven charms — Steady Wheel, Greedy Mould, Wide Brim, Fine Sieve, Hot Kiln, Curator's Eye, Patron's Writ — and every one cuts both ways: slower mould but leaner pay, richer sets but a faster wheel. You hang exactly ONE per run, so every pour starts with a real decision. All seven earned by playing, never sold. Read the rail: past the first kiln, SPECIAL GRAINS ride the pin-bars, telegraphed by a marked nub. A PRISM sets on any colour. An EMBER burns nearby spoil when it sets. A LEADEN grain never sets — dead weight to the brim. Then work the COMMISSION BOARD. Three studio commissions are always open, and each one finished pays wax seals and draws a harder replacement, tier over tier. Seals buy BENCH TRIMS: six flask dressings worn right on the glass mid-run. Earned at the bench, never sold. A Mastery Ledger keeps the lifetime tally. Past the early grades, the kiln starts handing you MOULDS WITH A TEMPER, telegraphed on the bar the moment they appear. A TWIN mould takes either of two colours but pays less. A RUSH mould doubles the kiln bonus if you fire inside its window. A PURIST freezes the rotating wheel — wants far more sand, pays far more grams. A NOBLE pays double while the brim packs out faster. Every kiln fire becomes a fresh bargain. And every kiln fire shelves its piece in the CAST GALLERY: the grade you just fired, stamped in the colour the mould wanted at that moment. Fifty pieces — ten grades in five colours — fill a shelf grid in the Studio Log, and a full row of five pays wax seals. When one colour is all you're missing, you'll time your last set to the turn of the wheel. • Pour coloured sand from four pin-bars — no stacking, no merging, just aim and time it • Match the rotating mould's wanted colour to SET grains and earn grams • Fire the kiln on a full mould to clear the flask and cast the next grade • Ten casting grades to climb, Slug to the Masterwork • A daily bench charge: day-streaks and a free Sift pulse • Seven bench charms with real tradeoffs — earn them all by playing, hang one per run • Special grains ride the rail: prisms set on anything, embers burn spoil, leaden weighs you down • Special moulds with a temper — twin, rush, purist, noble — each a different bargain • A 50-piece Cast Gallery: every kiln fire shelves its cast — finish a shelf row for seals • A Commission Board of three open studio jobs — finish one, bank wax seals, draw a harder tier • Six bench trims for the flask, bought only with earned seals — never sold • A 15-rung Studio Log of bench milestones; best grade and grams saved on device • Optional Desert Palettes pack: three alternate cosmetic sand palettes ($1.99, never needed to play) • Fully offline gameplay, no account, nothing collected Pour true. Fire the kiln. Cast the Masterwork.