Lotus Fish

A relaxing physics puzzle about a small fish, a lotus leaf, and far too much rain.

Water lands, rolls toward the middle, and merges into something heavier. If the middle wins, you go under. Suck the water up, spit it back, and knock droplets off the rim in chains before the storm outpaces you.

Every droplet is simulated: mass, momentum, merging, and the slope that pulls everything toward the centre. Nothing is scripted, so no two storms resolve the same way and a chain that clears the leaf is one you actually set up.

One thumb. Hold to drink the water nearest you, aim, and release to fire it back; the charge decides how heavy the shot is. Easy to learn, hard to master — water is the threat and the ammunition at the same time.

• Seven storms, plus an endless mode that keeps raising the wave
• Zen mode: a calm, relaxing pond with gentler rain and no way to drown
• A daily challenge from the same seed for everybody
• A nature journal of twenty-eight things to notice in the pond
• Pond restoration: spend petals on pads, reeds, blossoms and fireflies

Plays completely offline; no wifi needed. Free, with optional rewarded ads. No forced ads, no in-app purchases, no accounts.