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Walk toward the bridge, or follow the path to the shore.
A family adventure inspired by your Portland stay. Original Canvas artwork and game code · Inspired by your family photos · Plays offline
A family adventure inspired by your Portland stay. Original Canvas artwork and game code · Inspired by your family photos · Plays offline
You’re staying in Portland, right across from the walking bridge. Mommy, Daddy, and River are here too. There’s a whole river to discover.
Explore the grassy bank, find stones, and visit the fallen tree. Choose your own path. The river will wait.
The river goes on and on.
Look at the hills, the trees, and the water moving below.
Collect stones on the shore, then build your tower here.
Bring stones from the shore. Your little bag holds three.
Your position, family choices, stones, tower, and memories are saved in this browser when storage is available. A downloaded backup can move your adventure between browsers. The sunset, fallen tree, stone tower, and character colors are inspired by your family photos. The paths and house remain an illustrated interpretation.
A little wonder in every moment.
Ready for a walk and a stone tower.
Little steps. Big discoveries.
Open an activity, then choose “Invite family” to ask someone to join in.
Choose a direction. Release when the marker reaches the gold patch.
Flat skipping stones are supplied here. Your tower stones stay in your bag.
Five memories. Four adventurers. One river.
We crossed the bridge, watched the water, found our perch, and built a tower together. The best part was being here with you.
Record a short clip with your phone, then choose the audio file here. Your recordings play when a character joins, celebrates, or encourages Archer. Clips accompany the written dialogue.
A 3–8 second clip is plenty. MP3 or WAV works well; other audio formats depend on your browser.
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Recordings stay on this device. They are never uploaded. Turn Sound on for automatic playback during the adventure. The download button puts your clips inside a complete offline game you can keep or share. Adventure backups contain game progress; voice clips travel in the downloaded game.
Archer steps back. Let’s look closely before we walk on.
Leaves of three, let it be.
Count the three leaflets. Notice the longer stem on the middle one. Look without touching, and walk around the patch.
Tap 1, 2, and 3 to find every leaflet.
If you touch poison ivy outside, tell Mommy, Daddy, or another grown-up right away so they can help wash your skin with soap and water.
This is an illustrated guide. Other plants can have three leaflets, and poison ivy’s appearance changes. Ask a grown-up about plants you don’t recognize. Plant identification guide.
A gentle woodland moment, watched from a distance.
We can be kind by giving him space.
The bear sniffs the grass and wanders along. Archer and his family watch quietly from here.
Real bears are wild animals. Stay with a grown-up, watch from far away, and never approach, feed, or pet a bear.
Choose something to do together. Every mission is optional, and there’s no time limit.
Choose a picture or a place below to mark the way.
An illustrated adventure map, drawn to help you find places in the game.
Kelly’s Ice Cream is about a mile north on Route 611.
Mommy or Daddy drives. Archer and River ride in the back, and everyone buckles up.
Daddy is driving. The river runs beside us.
Choose a flavor, then ask Mommy or Daddy to buy our ice cream.
Pick your scoop. Mommy and Daddy are here.
This is a pretend purchase inside the game.
Mommy and Daddy are right here with Archer and River.
A discovery to share from the grassy bank.
River points at the little wakes. One duck, two ducks, three! We watch from the bank.
A picture to remember our little adventure together.
Each story keeps its own progress on this device. All four stories play offline in this file.