WhiskerWish
Sort gentle creatures into jars, fill a field guide of sixty-six species, and earn a quiet parlor of solitaire. A puzzle made by hand.
A sorting puzzle with a soft heart
Pour creatures from jar to jar until each family settles together. Every study you finish documents a species into your field guide — its portrait, its habits, a naturalist's note. Sixty-six creatures live across eight habitats, each one painted rather than generated.
There is no timer breathing down your neck and nothing to lose. Solve at your own pace, re-sort a study whenever you like, and watch the meadow fill with the creatures you have already met.
Eight habitats to walk
The path climbs from the meadow into stranger, lovelier country. Each habitat brings new creatures, its own light, and a gentle new rule to learn.
Sunlit Meadow
Where every field study begins — warm grass, easy families, first friends.
Whisperwood
Shy creatures keep beneath the leaves, and show only when the air above them clears.
Cobblestone Lane
A village edge of chimney-pots and garden walls, and the creatures that keep to them.
Ember Hollow
Warm-lit and drowsy, where sparks drift upward and settle slow.
Moon Garden
Night-bloomers and quiet wings under a low, forgiving moon.
Marshlight Shore
Reed and tide and a lantern-glow on the water at the edge of things.
Frostfield
Clean cold air, still snow, and the hardy few who love it.
The High Air
The last, thinnest country — starlight, updrafts, and the rarest wings of all.
A quiet hand of Solitaire
Halfway through the walk, a card table opens in the Parlor — Klondike Solitaire, dealt with the same handmade cards, honest deals to keep beside the trail. Your wins and streaks are tallied the naturalist's way. Five deals a day, or endless play with the Complete Field Study.
One small purchase, and only if you want it
WhiskerWish is free to play and generous with it. One optional purchase — the Complete Field Study — opens the twenty rarest creatures and their movement captures, forever. No subscriptions, no ads, no tracking, and nothing about you ever leaves your phone.