Skip the Stone

Skip the Stone

Relaxing pixel stone skipping

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  • Released
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  • October 8, 2026
  • October 11, 2026

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Find a quiet spot, pick a flat stone, and skip it across the water. SWIPE TO THROW Flick across the screen: faster goes further, and a low, flat throw skips best, just like the real thing. TAP ON THE TOUCHDOWN Tap just as the stone kisses the water for a perfect skip. String them together into a streak and watch it fly. A LITTLE HELP ALONG THE WAY Bounce off lily pads, sleepy turtles, drifting logs and friendly seals. Call a breeze to push it along, or let a gull carry it for a while. ACROSS AND BEYOND Skip all the way across and your stone keeps going, tumbling over the land and knocking things over, from garden gnomes and hay bales to tents and treasure chests, then through the fence and on. Bounce off trampolines, steer clear of the mud, and when it stops, kick it on: stop the power meter in the green. ALL THE WAY TO SPACE The long game: past a strong arm come the Sling Shot, the Stone Cannon and the Stone Rocket. Aim, time the launch, and follow your stone up past kites, balloons and the jet stream, all the way to space. EARN RIPPLES, SKIP FURTHER Every skip earns ripples. Spend them on new stones (from a humble River Pebble to the Cursed Doubloon), mod them, strengthen your arm, and reach the far bank. SIXTEEN SPOTS TO DISCOVER Reach each far bank to open the next spot: Meadow Creek's mill pond, the willows of Willow River, snow-capped Pinewood Lake, the open sea at Saltwind Coast, and, for the brave, the stormy Devil's Triangle. All in hand-crafted pixel art. REAL TIME OF DAY The light follows your clock, or pick dawn, day, dusk or night: soft sunrises, golden sunsets, and starry nights with fireflies and crickets. The weather changes through the day, from full sun and passing clouds to gentle rain, morning fog and snow at the lake. MORE TO ENJOY - A dog or a cat keeps you company on the dock (you can pet them), with more pets to adopt - A nature journal of over 100 creatures and curiosities: tap them to take their picture - Legends to hunt, glowing purple when they appear: a werewolf under the full moon, a yeti in the snow, and stranger things - Ninety-three challenges, each with a small permanent bonus - Sixty hats, pet outfits and stone trails to collect, and new people to play as - Thirty gentle songs, and tunes to learn as you skip - Idle mode (with the Full Game): set the phone down and watch it skip on its own - Twelve languages, and adjustable text size - Plays offline. No ads, no accounts, nothing collected Meadow Creek is free to play, with a purse of up to 15,000 ripples. One purchase unlocks Willow River, Pinewood Lake, Saltwind Coast and the Devil's Triangle, plus idle mode, a purse with no limit (the launchers need it), more pets, nine rarer creatures to find, and a thank-you hat, collar and trail.
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What's New in Skip the Stone

1.1

October 11, 2026

The biggest update yet: - The Devil's Triangle (with the Full Game): a stormy sea with a pirate ship, a cave full of gold, sea shanties and ten secret finds - Fratellis, a new spot up the beach from Kinney Shores, and a coral reef to explore - All the way to space: past a strong arm come the Sling Shot, the Stone Cannon and the Stone Rocket - The land goes on past the fence: trampolines, ramps, bouncy castles and bowling pins - Things in the sky, from kites to comets - Tunes to learn as you skip, more levels on every upgrade, new hats and 49 new challenges - Idle mode's chip stays on the dock: tap it to pause or start - Halloween: jack-o'-lanterns on the water from 20 October to 1 November, and in the last week pumpkins, tombstones and a ghost on Kinney Shores' beach - Three spots have new names (your progress is kept): Old Bridge is Hemlock Hills, Misty Narrows is Candlewood, Tidepool Cove is Kinney Shores - Lots of smaller fixes and polish

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