EdgekinIn Edgekin, the island’s story has a place you can return to: the Chronicle. Read an example entry below and see how an event becomes part of the record. Your own Chronicle keeps the story cards you have received in the game.
At the edge of everything, where people rarely look, live the kin – small beings of leaves, stone and light. The Edge was once a single continent, bound by roads of lanterns. The fog of forgetting tore it into islands, and the light went out.
Together you light the lanterns, dig up the old world and gather the Edge again.
Keeper titles leave another trace of progress. Open your profile in Edgekin to see your titles and their conditions.
Received story cards stay in your Chronicle. Reopen an entry when you want to read it again.
Keeper titles record milestones under their own conditions. See your titles in your Edgekin profile.
Tend the lantern and meet the kin that find their way to your beacon.
Open Edgekin beside this page to meet the kin and begin restoring your own island.
Restore the Home to make room for the kin who arrive at your beacon.
Your Chronicle holds the story cards you receive. Return to the book to revisit an event.
Swap pieces, place shapes, match tiles or use logic. Each mechanic belongs to the same island world.
Your island and its collection are waiting in the side panel. Practice boards keep their own progress here.
Use the row and column clues to reveal a picture.
Read the plans behind restoration work.
Try all six puzzles for free in Edgekin. Choose a familiar board or learn a different set of rules.
Tend the lantern and meet the kin that find their way to your beacon.
Open Edgekin beside this page to meet the kin and begin restoring your own island.
Restore the Home to make room for the kin who arrive at your beacon.
Your Chronicle holds the story cards you receive. Return to the book to revisit an event.
Swap pieces, place shapes, match tiles or use logic. Each mechanic belongs to the same island world.
Your island and its collection are waiting in the side panel. Practice boards keep their own progress here.
Open a sample event to read its entry. The examples explain how to revisit received cards and how keeper titles can reflect progress under their actual in-game conditions. They do not claim that a practice-board move grants a title.
Try a practice board beside the book, then open Edgekin to continue your own island and read your Chronicle. The public book is a labelled preview. Your personal entries are shown only through your own game account.
This page focuses on the record left by play. For the restoration stages and the role of each puzzle, follow the island adventure page.
