Crumple Toss

One throw, and everything is decided You pull the paper wad by hand and let it go. That is the whole game — and it is enough, because the timer counts your aiming too. The longer you line up the shot, the more you lose. A good run is not a careful one: it is the run where your hand knew where to go before your eye did. Same throw, same flight, every time. Nothing is scripted, nothing helps you and nothing cheats you.Worlds drawn by hand Paper, cardboard, wood and carpets. Windmills that swat the wad out of the air, fans that hold it up, magnets that pull it off course, trampolines, spikes, moving parts. Every level is a small workshop with its own trick, and every one of them can be beaten faster than you just did.Build your own — then prove it The level editor is not a bonus mode: the levels that ship with the game are made with it, tool for tool. Platforms, shapes, colours, backgrounds, machines, moving parts. A level counts as finished only when its author has beaten it — twice. The proof travels inside the level file, so an impossible level cannot be passed off as a clever one. Send your levels to friends as a single line of text, or take theirs.A sticker for every hit Every successful throw drops a random sticker from that level's album. What is in the album we will not say — half the fun is finding out. Stickers come for hitting the bin, not for setting records, so they go to anyone who plays and not only to those chasing the clock. Duplicates are not wasted, they are counted. Filling an album, though, is not for everyone: the rare ones are rare, and the last one goes only to the sharpest shot!Your record, kept Beat your time and the game quietly saves the frame — the whole win screen, the sticker, the confetti — into your own folder, one picture per level.Music Pleasant music keeps you company the whole way, and you can switch it to suit your mood — in the settings or with a single key.Twelve languages English, Russian, Spanish, German, French, Brazilian Portuguese, Turkish, Polish, Italian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean — all from day one. Not a word is spoken in this game, so nothing gets lost on the way.