Skim One More Stone
Tap the instant it kisses
Only for iPhone
Free · Designed for iPhone. Not verified for macOS.
iPhone
One touch, judged in milliseconds. Tap the instant the stone kisses the water and it skips again. PERFECT taps chain, flatten the arc and fly across a dusk lake.
A stone, a still lake, and the last light of the day.
Skim is a one-touch skipping game where your only verb is a tap — and its whole worth is timing. The stone arcs on its own; a gold ring shrinks onto the exact spot where it will kiss the water. Tap at that instant and it skips again. Tap dead-on and it's a PERFECT: the arc flattens, the stone gains speed, and your combo climbs. Tap late or early and the skip goes sloppy — and your timing window quietly tightens.
The lake keeps you honest. Mooring buoys, drift logs and reed beds sink the stone the moment it clips them, so a fast, flat PERFECT line isn't just prettier — it's safer. Ducks won't end your run, but scare a raft of them and you'll lose meters. String perfect skips together and the water reads like a row of widening gold rings trailing behind you into the dusk.
The light fades the further you go. The only way to see more of the lake is to keep skipping.
And the lake keeps a record book. Every run earns shells, and named waypoints down the water — the boathouse, the old buoy line, the drowned forest — open six real skipping stones. Carry exactly one, and it changes how you throw: River Glass widens your timing window, Ironstone shrugs off a single hazard, Cutter Flint makes perfects scream, Moonstone lets you drift past the ducks. Three evening goals wait each night, and skipping most evenings keeps a quiet streak alive — miss a day or two and the lake forgives you.
And the record book opens the shoreline. Waypoints unlock three more waters, each with its own rules. The River Reach runs a live current that surges and slacks under the stone — skip through an eddy and your timing window steadies. On Saltmarsh Sound the gusts telegraph in a rush of spray, then lean hard on the arc; the ring stays honest and slides to meet the wind. And Winter Glass is night ice under an aurora: land on a floe and it carries the stone for free, but a breathing hole gives no grace at all — the ring turns red to warn you, and only a dead-on tap gets out. Away waters pay more shells for every meter. The record book itself stays on Milldam.
• One touch, judged in milliseconds — tap the instant the stone kisses the water
• PERFECT taps flatten the arc, add speed and build a combo
• Sloppy taps tighten your timing window — precision compounds
• Buoys, logs and reeds sink you; ducks just cost meters
• Six skipping stones, each a real playstyle — carry exactly one
• Four waters: a dusk lake, a surging river, a gusty saltmarsh sound, black winter ice
• The ring reads the surface — red over a breathing hole, ivory over a floe, bright gold over pay water
• Ten named waypoints, from First Ripples to the far shore of the record book
• Three fresh evening goals each night, and a streak that forgives missed days
• Shells are earned on the water, never sold
• A quiet dusk soundscape — lapping water, a distant loon, a chime for every perfect
• A dusk lake that deepens toward night, with fish rising and fireflies in the reeds
• Best distance saved on device
• Fully offline, no account, nothing collected
Find the rhythm. One more stone.
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The Shoreline — three new waters open off the record book.
• The River Reach: a live current surges and slacks under the stone; skip through an eddy and your timing window steadies
• Saltmarsh Sound: gusts telegraph in a rush of spray, then lean on the arc — the ring stays honest and slides to meet the wind
• Winter Glass: night ice under a slow aurora; floes carry the stone for free, breathing holes give no kiss grace at all — watch for the red ring
• The ring now reads the surface it's shrinking onto: red over a hole, ivory over a floe, bright gold over pay water
• Away waters pay 1.25×–2× shells per meter, with their own hazards — drift crates, crab pots, gull rests, pressure ridges — and a best kept for each
• The record book, its waypoints and stones stay on Milldam Lake
• New sounds for wind and ice, synthesized like everything else on the water
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Information
- Seller
- Jordan Wegner
- Size
- 807.9 KB
- Category
- Games
- Compatibility
Requires iOS 17.0 or later.
- iPhone
Requires iOS 17.0 or later. - Mac
Requires macOS 14.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later. - Apple Vision
Requires visionOS 1.0 or later.
- iPhone
- Languages
- English
- Age Rating
4+
- 4+
- Copyright
- © 2026 Jordan Wegner