More room to play.
More room to choose.

A working local family experience for all three sessions: plan two moments, open the real game, try a guided conversation, and print the matching card or download the calendar.

Five main areas, a focused follow-up queue, and clearer family records. Read-only local preview with fictional families; run gg-data/preview-console.py if unavailable.

The lake activity, an optional current-riding interlude, the original Riverlight sorting game, and the flight home. Surfing can be skipped or left at any time.

Explore the proposed family, coach, operations and research workspaces. Example data only, with the delivery proposal and RCT design alongside.

Carry each reaction's light into a living garden. Choose where it blooms; your movement leaves roots and light. Six original reactions in one quiet, continuous space.

Directly steer the ray, gather whole strands of light, and dash through shifting veils. Three short passages, three original grief reactions, and a growing luminous garden. A separate prototype; earlier versions are preserved below.

Start with one feeling or uncertainty. Gather your moths, guide them through the clearings, then bring their colors to your body map.

Wake a spring garden, ride lantern leaves through a firefly hollow, then climb into the starlit canopy. Rest, reflect if you want, and carry a lantern onward.

Jump ahead to the new ending: gathered moths meet the companion, then join the color choices as the body map opens.

A continuous side-scrolling river. Swim, pause at a fork, choose a branch, and grow a plant before the river rejoins. Four original examples, plus a current-hop, spring bounce, and optional bubble arc between the first two questions.

Read a grief reaction, then slingshot toward gloomy or helpful water. Arrival grows its plant; personal reflection stays optional. All 18 original core thoughts.

The earlier integration: swim between three pools, then explore six thoughts at each quiet pause. Preserved for comparison and rollback.

Choose a branch, wake any two hidden places, and follow the light home. Optional discoveries reward taking your own route.

Pull behind your companion and release like a slingshot. Learn with marked currents, then turn the practice guides off to discover them.

Guide a light around lily beds, meet the ray or otter, and choose where a bloom grows. One encounter, with two example reactions.

A focused 18-thought journey, with more to explore at each rest. The river’s artwork no longer depends on whether a reaction describes you.

Reflect without writing, or keep a memory. The same celebration welcomes either choice.