Questions and answers.

Hold your iPhone or iPad sideways. Hold anywhere to squish your Plinkle down, then let go to spring. Let go at the bottom of a dip for a burst of speed. Hold until your Plinkle sparkles to clear a rock, and tap to hop.

Morrow starts with a short guided hill that shows you all of this. To see it again, open Settings from the title screen and tap How to play.

The soft grey quiet that rolls in behind you. It's slow, but it doesn't stop, so keep moving. If it catches you, your Plinkle curls up for a nap and Go again starts a fresh run. A run you leave at Camp waits for you there.

Camp comes after each hill. The friends you've woken gather in the Village, the Dew Stall trades dewdrops for new looks, and granting your friends' wishes lights lanterns. Then you pick the way to the next hill and set off.

Start with Plink, the most forgiving. Plip joins when Plink crosses Dewdrop Downs, or once your friendship with Plink is strong enough. In the full game, Plomp, Plunk and Plonk follow.

Each Plinkle moves its own way and has its own powers. You can wear up to three at a time.

If the Hush feels too quick, turn on Gentle for a slower one, or pick Stroll, which has no Hush and no score. After you've crossed Dewdrop Downs, Tougher raises the stakes in three steps: a faster Hush, then gusts of wind, then fog.

Yes to both. Skip is on screen the whole way through, and you can watch the ending again from Memories whenever you like.

If holding is hard, turn on Hold for me in Settings and one tap does the long hold. Everyone gets the same ending.

Once you've seen the ending, you can play every world you own again in the sun. The hills, rules and scores are the same, and the music gets a brighter layer. Daylight comes with the full game.

Yes. Lantern Lope plays to start with, and Firefly Reel and Moonpath Sway are in Settings. Each one downloads the first time you pick it.

Yes. Runs, the daily run and your progress all work offline. When you're back online, your progress is saved with us so it can follow you to a new iPhone or iPad.

On iPad, yes. Morrow plays on iPhone and iPad, held sideways. It isn't on Android yet.

At the end of a run you can share it as a link. Whoever taps it gets the same hills, the same Plinkle and powers, and your score to beat. If they don't have Morrow yet, the link shows your run and how to get the game.

Tap Open in the bar at the top of the page and Morrow opens at that run. Links tapped in Messages or Notes open the game right away. Some apps open links in their own browser first.

The download is free and includes Dewdrop Downs, the whole first world, with as many runs as you like. You also get all 60 wishes, the daily run and two Plinkles, Plink and Plip. There are no lives and no energy to wait for.

The full game is one payment of $6.99. It opens the other four worlds and every later world as it arrives, plus the ending and Daylight. Plomp, Plunk and Plonk join you as you play. Prices can differ a little by country, and the App Store shows yours.

One, in the free game, and only if you ask for it. When the Hush catches you, you can choose to watch a short ad to keep that run going. It's offered at most once a run and three times a day, and never in the daily run. There are no banners and nothing pops up on its own.

The full game has no ads.

Looks. The Lantern Night set ($4.99) is four lantern looks for your Plinkle, its flock and your Camp, yours to keep. The dew crown ($0.99) is worn for five runs. Each one is named and shows its price. Nothing is random, and looks never change how you play.

You can also open Plip, Plomp, Plunk or Plonk early ($1.99 each). The full game opens them as you play.

Most looks are earned: at the Dew Stall with the dewdrops you collect, from lanterns, from achievements and from the daily sticker card. Dewdrops can't be bought.

Open Settings in Morrow and tap Restore purchases. Use the Apple account you bought it with.

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Pebblecraft, a small studio that also makes Plinkle Huddle, set in the same world. More at pebblecraft.app.

It's rated 4+. Nobody is ever hurt, a failed run is just a nap, and there's no chat.