Corn Spinner

Corn Spinner is a one-thumb arcade game built around a single, unusual idea: you do not aim or shoot, you build momentum. A wooden farm windmill stands in the middle of your plot, and the only control is the tap. Every tap feeds speed into the sails, and the faster they sweep, the wider the arc they guard. Let the spin fade and the field falls quiet, leaving the corn exposed.
Crows dive from every edge of the plantation toward the ripe cob at the center. Your job is to time and sustain the rotation so the blades sweep each bird away before it lands a peck. Knocked crows reward points; a crow that reaches the cob costs you a slice of the harvest. Golden cobs drift in among the flock, and catching one with a blade wraps the corn in a husk shield that soaks up a hit when you are out of position.
The plot grows busier as you go. Each level raises the number and dive speed of the crows, so a spin that was comfortable a moment ago becomes a scramble to keep up. Banked kernels are spent in the mill workshop on rotor upgrades that change how the windmill feels, adding push per tap and helping momentum carry between bursts. Your strongest runs are tallied in the harvest records so every session has a number to beat.