
Weather Dragger
Grow a happy village by dragging clouds and sunlight across the map. Build, harvest, and shape a tiny world through weather.
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Weather Dragger is a strategy-simulation game about growing a village by controlling the weather itself.
Grow a happy village by dragging clouds and sunlight across the map. Build, harvest, and shape a world through weather.
Rain turns dry land into fertile ground. Sunlight dries flooded fields. Every tile reacts differently, and the success of your village depends on how you guide the sky.
But the weather doesn’t stay still.
Forecasts shift, patterns drift, and carefully planned systems slowly fall out of balance. You adapt, rebuild, and unlock new tools to keep your village growing.
Everything you do leads toward one goal:
Building a waterslide for your villagers.
It turns out that maintaining food, resources, and infrastructure is the foundation of good waterslide construction.
Weather Dragger features three handcrafted levels and a daily challenge mode, designed for slower, thoughtful play and experimentation.
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Key Features
• Drag clouds and sunlight to control weather across hex maps
• Grow crops by managing moisture and terrain conditions
• Build and expand a small village over time
• React to shifting forecasts and changing environmental systems
• Unlock new buildings and upgrades through research
• Three handcrafted levels + a daily challenge for replayability.