It’s that time of the week again! I have just emerged from another deep search for great free games on the web, and today’s is a quality example of what we are looking for. We move back into casual gaming land with a title that is super simple and amazingly difficult at the same time.

Sunny Day Sky sees a little bear floating over moving cars and buses on a very busy road. It must be rush hour! He uses nothing but an umbrella and every time he opens it up he gains some altitude. He scores points for every car he passes and the game is over as soon as his feet touch the ground. If he lands on top of a car or bus he rakes in the points.

The little bear (is it even a bear? I think it is!) can only hold onto the umbrella for so long before he runs out of energy. We all know bears eat berries and the floating type of berries is just what a floating bear needs. Catching these berries is tricky as they only appear when you are low on energy, and if you miss them it means you normally plummet to the ground.

As if your energy levels were not enough to keep you on your toes, so to speak, you also need to beware the dreaded birds that fly into you and warp your umbrella. This will also cause you to fall like a rock. Luckily you can land on top of a vehicle by accident but this does not happen often and you cannot risk the points. The more cars you pass in succession the more points you get. You can only back the bonus points every time you land though.

Sunny Day Sky is one of those rare games where skill and luck come together in prefect harmony. It’s pretty, the music is soothing and at the end of a hard day it’s incredibly relaxing and yet a bit addictive to the point of obsession.

The score in my screenshot is not that great. I remember being able to get over a million with ease. But that was a long time ago. With some practice this score will be easily be beaten, so let’s see who can get the highest score out of our p33ps!

Find Sunny Day Sky here.

Oltman’s Friday Fr33bie is El33tonline’s weekly look at great, free games that Oltman has discovered after delving into the depths of the internet in search of rare gems. Leave the deep-sea diving to him - it’s dangerous, risky work - but feel free to recommend future freebies for us to take a look at.