7:40 in the morning
The sunflowers are thirsty.
Mrs. Okafor's sunflowers haven't had a drop all week. Tap to drizzle. Gardens grow, and so does your score.
You are a small cloud.
Everyone down there has plans. Rain on them, or don't. A pocket weather game for iPhone and Android.
Move to drift. Press and hold to pour.
How a day of Plip plays
12:15, lunchtime
Somebody is getting married.
Two hundred chairs, no plan B. Hold still and look innocent. Mercy counts as points too.
4:30 in the afternoon
Laundry day on Birch Street.
Swipe for a gust. Socks are fair game. Underwear is a matter between you and your conscience.
8:05 in the evening
Thirty-four degrees. Everyone's outside.
Press and hold for a proper downpour. For once, the whole town is on your side.
Two hundred neighbours. All of them have opinions about you.
Every person in town remembers what you did to them. Tap one to find out where you stand.
11,400,000picnics rained on since launch
3,200,000weddings spared, on purpose
4.8average rating, from players who are mostly dry
What players are saying, between showers.
Questions from the ground.
Yes. The whole game is free, with no ads. If you want to say thanks, there's one optional purchase: a rainbow you can hang over the town once a day.
About four minutes, from sunrise to the streetlights coming on. Long enough for a coffee, short enough for a bus stop.
Completely. The town lives on your phone. Nothing is uploaded and you never need an account.
Send a friend a link and your cloud drifts into their sky for one day. What you do there is between the two of you.
Not really. If the town gets too grumpy, people start carrying umbrellas everywhere and you'll have to earn their trust back with a sunny week.
Go be weather.
Free on iPhone and Android. No ads, no accounts, no forecasts.