(Direct link, just in case)

The water responds to:
– fish movement
– player movement
– thrown objects like spears or rocks

It’s intentionally hard to hit a moving fish - especially with imprecise tools and physical aiming. But when it works, it feels earned.

This is still early and rough: some visual bugs remain, the spear is a placeholder, and wave settings need adjustment. But the interaction is starting to come together - and we’re excited to show you how it’s evolving.

Thank you for following Paleolith!

Even a small monthly pledge on Patreon[www.patreon.com] helps us work faster - and believe in what we’re building.

Hey everyone,

We're making steady progress on the essential survival systems. Here’s a look at two core mechanics that are already playable: eating and fire maintenance.

(If this animation stutters or runs slowly on your device (especially on iOS), you can watch it on YouTube.)

(If playback is choppy or unresponsive, you can see it smoothly on YouTube.)

There’s still a lot of work ahead — visually, technically, and mechanically — but we’re aiming to get all core systems playable and functional before polishing visuals.

If you'd like to support the project and help us move faster, consider becoming a patron:

👉 https://www.patreon.com/paleolith

Thanks again for following our journey.
– The Paleolith team