A shooting puzzle where the round leaves the muzzle inert and only turns lethal once it has touched something. Hit a target straight on and it shrugs, and you have wasted a shot. Steel reflects, rubber accelerates, splitters divide the round, curve plates leave spin that arcs it after the bounce, and felt swallows it whole.
- Controls
- Drag to aim and release to fire; arrows and Space also work
- Device
- Desktop and mobile — touch controls built in
- Players
- 1 player
- Price
- Free, forever
- Made by
- Kao Games
The round leaves the muzzle grey and harmless. It turns gold the moment it touches a surface, and only then will it kill anything. So the straight line to a target is never the answer - it is a wasted shot.
Five surfaces, five verbs
Steel reflects cleanly and bleeds a little speed. Rubber throws the round faster, which is the only way to feed a long route before the fuse runs out. Splitters turn one round into two, thrown wide of the reflection. Curve plates leave a decaying spin, so the round arcs after it has left them. Felt simply eats it.
A live round passes through the targets it kills, so a good angle is rarely worth one target. Lining three up on a single cushion is what the levels are built around.
The guide names the first surface only
Aiming tells you what the round will touch first, including a warning when you are about to hit a shield and waste the shot. What happens after that first contact is yours to work out.
The simulation is fixed-step and shared between the aim guide, the live shot and the solver, so a route that worked once works every time. There is no luck in a clear.
Par is honest
Each level's par comes from a solver that searched every firing angle and then kept only routes where every shot has at least two degrees of slack. Three levels originally advertised a one-shot par no human could hit, and were corrected down to what is actually fair.
It ends at a chamber with no reflective surface inside it and a lip across every straight line, where the only way in is spin.
How to play
- Drag back to aim, release to fire. Arrows nudge the angle and Space fires.
- Grey is harmless, gold is live. A round that has not bounced will not kill anything.
- A one-shot clear reads TRICK SHOT, and the route stays lit so you can see what you did.