The Winter Lantern
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About The Winter Lantern
Gather resources in a snowy forest to keep your cabin warm and share tea with a traveler.
How to play
- Drag through the snow to explore the forest.
- Tap the action button when near sticks, berries, or leaves to gather them.
- Enter the cabin and use sticks at the fireplace to increase warmth.
- Brew tea at the stove using gathered leaves.
- Find the traveler in the forest and offer them warmth or tea.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag on the screen to move, and tap the action button to interact.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click and drag to move, and click the action button to interact.
More about this game
In The Winter Lantern, your goal is to maintain the warmth of your hidden cabin sanctuary while exploring a snowbound forest. You wander the woods to gather sticks, berries, and tea leaves, which respawn over time. Bring sticks to the fireplace to increase cabin warmth by 22%, and brew tea at the stove using leaves. When you encounter a traveler in the snow, you can offer them warmth or share a cup of tea. The game continues endlessly as you tend the fire and enjoy the peaceful journey.
Tips
- Sticks increase your cabin warmth by 22%, so gather them often.
- Forest items respawn after 10 seconds, allowing you to continually harvest resources.
- Helping the traveler increases your cabin warmth by 12%.
FAQ
- How do I make tea?
- You need to gather tea leaves from the forest. Once you have them, go inside the cabin and interact with the stove to brew a cup of tea.
- What happens if the cabin warmth drops?
- The game focuses on a peaceful experience. You can always gather more sticks in the forest and bring them to the fireplace to restore the warmth.
- Can I help the traveler more than once?
- The traveler waits in the snow until you help them by offering warmth or tea. Once helped, they are content for the rest of your current session.
