About this game
Swipe to slice flying soy-milk cartons, dodge the bombs!
What this game is
Soy-milk cartons, beans and leaves arc up from below, and you cut them by swiping across the screen. Your finger's path is the blade, so the angle and the length are yours to choose. The one thing you must not touch is the bombs that come up with them.
Half the pleasure is catching two or three in a single stroke. As the run goes on more items come up at once and bombs turn up more often, so the urge to swing wide keeps arguing with the urge to hold back.
How to play
- The swipe is the blade
- Anything your line crosses gets cut. A long sweep catches several at once far more easily than a short flick.
- Combos live inside one stroke
- The second and third item in the same stroke are worth more than the first. Lift your finger and the count restarts, so it pays to wait until targets bunch up and take them in one pass.
- Cutting a bomb ends it
- Slice a bomb and the run stops right there, hearts left over or not. Letting a bomb fall past costs you nothing, so when in doubt, pull your hand back.
- A missed carton costs a heart
- Let anything that is not a bomb drop off the bottom and one heart goes. You have three, and when they run out the run is over.
Frequently asked questions
- What happens if I let a bomb go by?
- Nothing at all. A bomb is only dangerous when you cut it, and letting it pass costs you nothing.
- Does it get harder?
- Yes. More items come up per wave and bombs appear more often, which makes a wide swing riskier the longer you last.
- Does it cost anything?
- It is free. One Google sign-in and you are swiping.
- Does it work on a phone?
- It opens straight in a phone, tablet or desktop browser. Since you cut by swiping, a touchscreen suits it best.
