Two threads
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Yarnball is a cozy walk across a small world stitched together from yarn. You carry the ball, let the thread unspool behind you and slowly tie the districts of the town into one piece. It is for players who like quiet exploration, soft colours and music that never hurries.
Three districts circle a big tree at the centre, and every road leads back to it. Nine threads have to be tied in all, and each one opens a new stretch of the planet and returns a little light. Nothing runs on a clock; instead there are conversations with the locals, a journal for your notes, and room to simply stand and look.
Yarnball speaks six languages, Russian and English among them, and opens straight in the browser as a cozy online game — no install, no account. Progress points stay in your browser, and a Levbee account puts your result into your profile. Achievements come at two threads, five and all nine.
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Play| Keys | Action |
|---|---|
| WASD or arrows | walk |
| Shift | run |
| Space | jump |
| E | interact and talk |
| R | pull in and wind the thread |
| J | journal |
| H | control hints |
| Mouse | drag to orbit the camera, wheel to zoom |
No, you can play without one. Cozy games on Levbee do not demand a sign-in; an account only stores your progress points and achievements in the portal profile.
Six, including Russian and English. You pick one on the title screen.
Yes: the ninth thread closes the story. Along the way there are achievements for two threads, for five and for all nine.
Yes, playing is free: there is nothing to pay for districts, threads or achievements.
Yes, touch screens get an on-screen stick plus jump, interact and reel buttons. A computer is still the more precise way to play.
Licences and credits: “Yarnball” — an unofficial modification of Yarn Planet (毛线星球) © Maker Jackie, MIT — ATTRIBUTION.md