TIDEMAR — tranminh6372

An afternoon by the water. Four objects waiting for a second chapter.

TIDEMARK is a calm first-person restoration game in a coastal workshop. Bring a harbour lamp, a summer fan, a little music box or a model coastal cutter to the workbench. Inspect each object, turn it in the light, and work through a clear sequence of restoration steps.

Brush salt deposits from the base, body and fine details. Open the housing, fit the supplied replacement, lubricate the mechanism, assemble it, and test the result. There is no timer and no penalty for trying a tool out of order.

Features:
- A walkable 3D workshop with a sea view and distant lighthouse.
- Four distinct objects with their own repair records and short histories.
- Three cleaning surfaces per object, each requiring three brush passes.
- Six ordered tools with guidance for the next step.
- Turntable controls and a return-to-workbench viewpoint.
- Visible restoration results: a glowing lamp, spinning fan, moving music-box cylinder and gently rocking cutter with its new sail.
- Automatic local saves, a previous-save backup and confirmation before reset.
- Optional locally synthesized sound and rendering-detail controls.

Select an object from The collection. Use the numbered tools at the bench, and switch between objects whenever you like. WASD moves through the workshop; dragging and arrow keys change your view. The workbench button returns you to a clear view of the current object.

Complete all four tests to finish the collection, then stay and enjoy the restored objects. There is no economy, resource grinding or failure countdown.

TIDEMARK opens in a normal Firefox tab and requires WebGL 2 and hardware acceleration. No account, advertising, analytics, remote assets or network services. Progress stays in this add-on's local browser storage.