Slate Ridge

Become the roofer of a windswept mountain ridge. Slate tiles slide into your delivery tray; drag each one onto the roof and overlap the course below by at least a third or rain seeps through and your watertight rating sinks. Fill a whole row to mortar it in place and climb higher. Tap laid tiles to hammer in nails, but nails are scarce, so plan ahead. Gusts rip away every unnailed tile, and hail cracks anything left unfastened. Score comes from laid area multiplied by your watertight rating. Finish all ten rows to top out the roof. Visit the supply shop for nail packs, copper and mossy slate skins, an overlap ruler, a storm warning flag and a golden hammer, all fully working in play. Tune sound and vibration in settings, and check the roofer handbook any time. Slate Ridge is easy to pick up, tense when the wind rises, and deeply satisfying when the last tile clicks home.