FLATSUMMER

Eight events. One summer day. Beat your friend.

Waggle the joystick until your wrist aches and the chair next to you creaks: that was Summer Games. FLATSUMMER is the new games: the Sunfield Games on Solvik Island, eight events from morning to floodlit night, and every one plays the stick its own way. Nobody waits their turn. You both run, swim and dive at the same moment, each on your own half of the table, facing you.

1–2 playersSummer sportsEight eventsBoth at once

Pre-order FlatboyTwo athletes, one at each end, both going at once. No waiting your turn.

Same event. Same moment.

Two halves facing each other, two athletes in the same event at the same moment, each half turned to its own end. Put two people on the sticks and it gets loud.

Wagglethe stick left, right, left, right. Faster.

Dipat the line for the last few hundredths

Stick iton the landing and hold the pose

Real gameplay, straight off the table's screen.

Midnight sun. The harbour town becomes a stadium.

Every summer, when the midnight sun hangs over Solvik Island, the harbour town becomes a stadium. Eight island nations, twelve champions, one flame: the Sunfield Games. No real countries, no real flags, no famous names. Just people like Amara, the ferry deckhand who sprints the gangway twice a day, and Signe, the harbour master's accountant: calm, exact, and terrifying on the range.

The day runs from the dash in the stadium in the morning to the lagoon at midday, a dive off the pier's watchtower in the afternoon, a relay at sunset and the Skyshot range on the cliffs at dusk, under the floodlights. Every event starts with its card: three steps, and the record to beat.

Three ways to play.
One Hall of Fame.

The whole day

The Games

All eight events in order: the opening ceremony with the torch run and the flag parade, a podium and the standings after every event, and the closing under the midnight sun. Pick your athlete and your nation; two players can't share one. A second player can join between events and take over a nation, medals and all.

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