Description

Clouds look soft until they nudge you off course; Rowdy Animals Cloudy Weather leans into that joke with cheerful parachutes, puffball hazards, and a scoring loop that feels breezy until a gust knocks your perfect line sideways; how-to-play & controls: tap to deploy your parachute, tilt or use left/right arrows to adjust drift, and tap-hold for a quick tuck that drops you through gaps when timing matters; coins float in arcs that encourage smart lines rather than straight dives, wind socks on poles preview gust direction, and storm clouds flash just before they puff you backward; different animals carry different canopy profiles—wide bears catch more wind but turn slowly, while nimble foxes slice through drafts—so pick a flyer that matches your style; tips & strategy: plan routes around coin clusters that sit in the slipstream of safe gaps so one move accomplishes both score and survival; use short, early micro-corrections instead of big late swings to prevent oscillation; learn each cloud’s “breath”—dark builds, bright exhale—and slip past during the inhale; keep one emergency tuck in mind: diving below a puff at the last moment is safer than fighting a crosswind near a cliff; when levels branch, follow windsocks to a tailwind lane for beginners or try a modest headwind path if you want to farm combos—headwinds slow you enough to chain longer sequences; spend coins on canopy stitching before cosmetics—better stability pays for itself in cleared stages; unique blurb & mini-review: the tone stays playful (goofy goggles, little victory kicks on landing), yet the physics carry enough bite to make clean runs satisfying; wininng in the game or lose, the skybox and gentle music make resets feel like “one more try” rather than a scold, and the first time you surf a gust through three rings in a row, you’ll understand why people keep chasing perfect landings.

Instruction

Click and Drag mouse over animals and save from clouds

Specifications

• Easy to play