Anubis World app analytics for January 6

On the screen, the player controls the boomerang and the catching zone. The throwing zone is located at the bottom: a short swipe forward launches the boomerang, and the direction and force depend on the finger movement. The boomerang rises upward, describes an arc, and begins to return. At this point, the player must drag a small circle trap to the desired location to catch it on its return. Each successful catch adds one point and unlocks the next throw. If the boomerang falls to the ground or misses the trap, the player loses a life. When the player's lives reach zero, the game ends. Five successful catches in a row restore one life, but no more than three. As your score increases, the wind becomes more unpredictable: its gusts affect the boomerang's trajectory, forcing you to react faster and more accurately. Visual indicators indicate wind direction, and with vibration enabled, the player senses a clean catch with a short pulse and a miss with a long one. The game combines dynamism, precision, and attention—every throw requires perfect timing, and every caught boomerang brings a sense of satisfaction and growing excitement.