Description

Thoughtful physics puzzle that turns trimming obstacles into elegant passes on goal, Slicing Goal asks you to guide a soccer ball into the net by cutting ropes, planks, and barriers so gravity and motion do most of the work, and every level encourages you to draw fewer lines, think ahead, and smile when a clean cascade unfolds—how to play: each stage presents a ball, a goalmouth, and a tangle of supports; swipe to slice materials along straight paths, watch how things settle, and look for the single cut that creates two or three effects at once—a plank pivots into a ramp, a rope releases a counterweight, and the ball rolls through the gap; you’re scored on move count and finesse, with bronze, silver, and gold targets that reward restraint rather than speed; later levels add fans that push, magnets that pull metal rings, hinges that create seesaws, and one-use bounce pads that must be preserved until the right moment; tips: zoom your eyes out and find the “living hinge” in each layout—the piece that, if freed, will rearrange everything—then work backward from the goal to the ball to decide where to cut; slice near supports rather than in the middle to keep pieces stable; when a ramp is needed, aim for a gentle slope so the ball rolls, not bounces; if a fan appears, test its strength with a light nudge before committing to a long ride; watch for triangles—three well-placed cuts often beat five scattered ones; when magnets enter play, disarm them by altering the path rather than fighting their pull; challenge runs limit you to two cuts, a lovely way to learn that patience earns style points; accessibility options slow physics slightly for young solvers and add outlines showing which pieces are cuttable; family coaching works wonders: ask kids what will happen before you slice, then celebrate good predictions more than fast clears; unique blurb: Slicing Goal feels like a desk-toy daydream—the joy of watching a tiny machine you set up behave just as you hoped—and because the best solutions are tidy and believable, growing mastery never looks like luck, it looks like calm hands and a plan.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play