PHJoin

PHJoin is a street-sports circuit played on sunlit festival avenues. Each city opens four short trials that do not share a control scheme: a sash dash through barriers and hanging bunting, a lantern gather with high and low catches, a gold-band leap timed against a sliding hurdle, and a flag-memory route that grows longer each round.


Six avenues gate one another. Harbor drums, a riverfront drum mile, a plaza of smiling masks, a harvest lane hung with leaf-shaped rice wafers, an orchard of fruit floats, and a cool flower ridge each keep their own star board. One star opens the next trial. Four stars on a city open the next avenue. Three stars ask for a clean finish, so a first clear still moves the route while a sharp run fills the bunting.


The PHJoin Festival Atlas reads the same streets in longer form: banderitas, kiping wafers, mask making, harbor steps, stall bowls, flower floats, and the difference between a dash line and a leap window. Parade Workshop mixes cloth, bunting pattern, and headdress into a saved look that the runner actually wears on later trials. A twelve-question yard check stores a best score beside mode records, sash medals, and lifetime pennants, all on the device.


Layouts stay on a cream, plum, magenta, and gold festival system. Narrow phones scroll full-width cards. Wide screens use a side rail and a centered column, with game controls sized from the safe area so scores, flags, and buttons stay inside the screen.