7 pm

Lantern Wharf
FreeA harbor of paper lanterns at sunset, with sky-boats bobbing on a sea of cloud.
Light a lantern and its gate swings open. This is where you learn to putt.
- 9 holes
- Par 24
- Rival
- Mochi, the lantern cat

Nine islands from sunset to sunrise, played with a little glass ball that lights the way. No ads.
Coming soon to iPhone, iPad and Apple TV


Glint is a glass ball with a light inside. It lights every lantern it passes, and lit lanterns open gates, bridges and shortcuts. Wick, the lantern caddie, hovers beside every putt with a tip when you want one. An owl called Old Hoot has invited you both to meet him on the moonbow at sunrise.
Each island opens when the one before it has lit its great lantern. Scroll to watch the night go by.
7 pm

A harbor of paper lanterns at sunset, with sky-boats bobbing on a sea of cloud.
Light a lantern and its gate swings open. This is where you learn to putt.
8 pm

A marsh of reeds, lily pads and fireflies at dusk.
The course is alive: pads sink if you linger, and frogs flick the ball along.
9 pm

A night carnival on a cloud, strung with bulbs.
Rides carry, spin and fling the ball, and candy floss eats your speed.
10 pm

A toymaker’s tower at bedtime, where toys sleep until Glint winds them.
Clockwork moves on the beat: dominoes, spinning tops and a parade of drummer bears.
11 pm

A hilltop farm in a midnight breeze.
Read the wind in ribbons and dandelion seeds, and ride it across the ravines.
Midnight

A brass and starglass observatory above the clouds.
Stars on the floor join into bridges, and the orrery turns on the beat.
2 am

A crystal cave under the island, where sound can be seen.
Ring a bell and the crystals sing and turn solid. Mushrooms bounce Glint up the scale.
4 am

A toy railway between the clouds, lit by the last lights before dawn.
Throw the points with signal levers and catch a ride on the toy trains.
6 am

The moonbow itself at sunrise, for the Dawn Cup.
Each hole is one band of the bow and brings back a toy from an island you crossed.
Pull back anywhere on the course and let go. The ball behaves like a real golf ball at true size, and the aim line runs the same simulation as the shot, so it never lies. Prefer another way? Switch to two-step or two-tap putting in Settings.


Every island but the last has a Blackout: its nine holes again, in the dark.

Nine rivals, three bouts each, played as match play on the same physics as you.

Catch seven glows on your way, like Hop and Float, and pour one while the ball rolls.

One hole a day, the same for everyone, sometimes with a twist such as a giant cup.

Two to four players on one screen: take turns, putt all at once, or share a ball.

Every hole hides a star only Glint’s light can show. Find nine on an island for a secret hole.
Each island has its own original theme, from a harbor swing to a sunrise anthem, played live by your device. Critters you pass join in with a kazoo, a tin whistle or a bullfrog croak. Every bounce is a note, and your round plays back as a tune on a music box.
Lantern Wharf, Firefly Fen, Tonight’s Hole and Party will be free. The Full Cup, one purchase with no ads anywhere, opens the rest of the night.
While you wait, play Moonbow IslesMoonbow Mini Golf is a mini golf game for iPhone, iPad and Apple TV. You play through one night across nine islands, from sunset to sunrise, as Glint, a glass ball that lights lanterns as it rolls. In the app it appears as Moonbow Golf.
It has no release date yet. The game is in development and will come to the App Store.
It will be free to start. Lantern Wharf, Firefly Fen, Tonight’s Hole and Party mode are free, and one purchase called the Full Cup opens the rest. The price has not been announced.
No. There are no ads in the game.
There are 81 holes on nine islands. Blackouts add 72 more in the dark, and nine secret Constellation Holes wait for players who find the Lost Stars.
Yes. Party mode takes two to four players on one device, with three modes: Turns, where you pass the device, Rush, where everyone lets go at once, and Relay, where you share one ball.
Yes. The game works without an internet connection. Your journey syncs through iCloud when you are back online.
Not at the moment. It is being built for iPhone, iPad and Apple TV.