Weird Summer: The Sunken Crown

On the last day of school, a map falls out of Grandpa's old tackle box. It points to seven places around Lantern Bay, and each one hides a piece of the Tide Crown, a crown from a kingdom that sank under the bay long ago.

A secret order of lighthouse keepers wants it to stay buried. A treasure hunter from Boston wants to sell it. And something under the water wants it back.

Weird Summer: The Sunken Crown is a top-down action-adventure set in Wiscasset, Maine, in the summer of 1994. Name your four kids, then explore the town, sail the bay, and dive into seven dungeons full of puzzles, strange creatures and big bosses, from a wrecked barque to the keepers' lighthouse and a drowned city.

FOUR KIDS, FOUR WAYS TO PLAY Swap between the kids at any time. Each has their own attack and their own tool: - a baseball bat and a fishing rod that hooks and grapples - a frisbee and a slingshot - a yo-yo and a flashlight that reveals hidden things - a shove that moves heavy blocks, and a pipe wrench Every tool is a weapon, a puzzle key and a way to reach somewhere new.

A WHOLE SUMMER TO EXPLORE - Ride your bike around Wiscasset, then take Grandpa's boat out across Lantern Bay to nine islands. - Step inside the town's homes and shops, and help 18 neighbors with their odd jobs: a kite stuck in an elm, a flooded school basement, a regatta round Gull Rock and more. - Fish for 30 kinds of fish, including five legends, and sell your catch at the bait shop. - Clear Brine Nests, climb lookouts, find Hidden Grottos, and dive to the bottom of the bay. - Fourteen side activities, from pie deliveries to the Gull Blaster arcade cabinet. - An original soundtrack of thirty tracks, from the harbor band's folk tune to the lighthouse keepers' organ hymn, and every sound made for the game.

WEIRD, BUT WARM Enemies aren't killed: you calm them, and they pop back into crabs, gulls and lobster traps. The story is funny and strange, and it has real heart about family, friendship and the end of a summer.

PLAY YOUR WAY - Play with the keyboard, or with an Xbox, PlayStation or other controller that works with a Mac. - Autosave on every room, short play sessions, and pause any time. - Assist mode, easy fishing, adjustable text speed, high-contrast vision cones and colorblind-safe markers.

One purchase for iPhone, iPad and Mac. No ads, no in-app purchases, no accounts, no data collected.

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