Today's Gift

Grapes for everyone who comes by each day, a little more every day, and Seals on the last day of the run.

Where

While today's gift is waiting for you, a bunch of grapes sits on the top bar with a red dot beside it; on the day the gift is Seals, a seal sits there instead. The first time you open the game in a day, the panel opens by itself; close it and tap the grapes to open it again. Once you take the gift, the grapes leave the bar and come back the next day.

A seven-day run

The first six days give Grapes, each day more than the one before; the seventh day's gift is Seals. After the seventh, the run starts again at the first. The panel shows what each day gives. Miss a day and the run starts again. Days spent on vacation do not break it: when you come back, it carries on where you left it.

The day turns at the same moment for every player: midnight UTC, which is 03:00 in Turkey. The panel also shows when the new day begins by your own clock.

Where it goes

The Grapes go to whichever of your cities in this world you choose. They are meant above all for cities whose island grows no Grapes, and the panel lists those first. If the city you have open grows none, it is chosen for you; if it does, the first city that grows none is; you can pick any other.

The gift lands in the store, as much as there is room for. If there is no room at all, it is not given and your day is not lost: choose another city or make room. If only part of it fits, what fits arrives, and the panel says so.

Day seven: Seals

The seventh day's Seals go to your Seal purse in this world, not to a city, so on that day you choose no city. Once you take the gift, the panel also shows how many Seals your purse holds.

Each world's run gives its own Seals: if you play in two worlds, day seven gives Seals in both, each into its own purse. These Seals are a gift: a spend uses them first, and when the world closes they end with it.

The figures come from the game's own content. Balance updates can move some numbers; the rules themselves are as written here.