Pull and release the penguin, then aim for the best total over ten shots. Your stopping position determines your points. Simply passing close to the fish does not score.
Aim first, then adjust the pull
Pull in the opposite direction to where you want to go. For a fish above and to the right, pull down and to the left. A longer pull sends the penguin farther.
If you overshoot, try a shorter pull next time. If you stop short, try a longer one. Wait for the penguin to stop, then select “Next fish.” Check the new fish’s position and adjust your direction as well.
A combo, followed by an overshoot
In the mouse-play example below, the first shot earned “Spot on!” and 5 points. A second “Spot on!” earned 6 points with a two-shot combo, bringing the total to 11. Consecutive “So close!” or “Spot on!” shots build a combo.
For the third shot, a longer pull sent the penguin past the fish and beyond the outer circle. It earned 0 points and ended the combo, but the existing 11 points remained. The example shows why pull length matters as well as direction.
Actual play example · October 15, 2026
Two successful shots in a row: the combo brings the total to 11.A longer pull overshoots. The final stopping position earns 0.
Controls and saving
Can I use a keyboard?
Focus the game canvas, use the left and right arrow keys to aim, the up and down arrows to adjust power, and Space to launch.
Why has the next shot not started?
Review each shot, then select “Next fish.” After the tenth shot, select “See results” to view your total and best combo.
When is my record saved?
Finish all ten shots and select “See results” to save your personal best in this browser. An unfinished game is not saved. Records do not transfer to another device or browser, and clearing browser data removes them.
