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Still Wet: the daily sea
One sea rises for good once a day, the same for everyone; pile sand into walls and see how many of the salt people you keep dry.
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Play on overflow.gamesWhat is Still Wet: the daily sea?
Still Wet is a daily browser god game about a tiny tribe of salt people trying to survive a rising sea. Each day a new sea appears, the same for everyone, and you shape the island with sand, water, and lava to keep the tribe dry. The goal is to guide the salt people to inland hearths before the water arrives.
Editor takes
A daily tide that everyone shares is a neat fairness hook, but the real test is whether piling sand holds up as a mechanic beyond the first wave.
Quick, weird, and oddly soothing—fun to poke at for a few minutes before the sea ruins everything.
How to play Still Wet: the daily sea
Five salt people come ashore with lamps while three hearths wait inland, and you have a limited window before the wave comes in. Use sand to build walls and barriers, and experiment with water and lava to alter the terrain. Try to keep as many salt people dry and settled as possible before the sea overtakes the island.
Tips & strategy
- Use sand early: piling it into walls is the most direct way to block the rising sea.
- Learn the island’s layout before the wave comes; a hearth on the far side may need a longer route.
- Keep at least one path open between the salt people and the hearths—don’t wall off your goal.
- Experiment with water and lava in safe spots; each element changes the terrain in its own way.
- Watch the countdown, and save the last ten seconds if you want to review what went wrong.
Frequently asked questions
Is Still Wet free to play?
The current daily island is free to play in the browser. Future islands are planned as a paid atlas, with each island costing 4 USD once, and nothing is charged until those islands are released.
How often does the sea change?
A new sea rises once a day, and it is the same for everyone. The daily sea/level resets each day.
Can I save my run?
Yes. The last 10 seconds of your attempt are kept, and the game gives you an option to save the clip.
Is there a mobile app?
The game is described as running in the browser, and no mobile app is mentioned in the site text.
What should I do if the island breaks or seems confusing?
There is a feedback link on the island page where you can send a line about what happened. The developers say they read every message and usually respond within a day; you can optionally leave an email for a reply.
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