One screen, one shot
The whole level fits on the screen. Read it, set the triangles, shoot. Par is usually one shot; the fun is finding it.
A puzzle game for one thumb
Aim once.
Turn the triangles.
Send it home.
The ball bounces exactly the way you'd expect. Everything else is on you: where to aim, which orange triangle to turn, and how far. Short levels, no timer, no ads.
Free. Works offline once installed. Your progress stays on your device.
Level 1 · The cornerlive engine
How it works
A level is one shot, if you get it right. Most people need a few.
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Aim
Drag anywhere on the field. A dotted line shows the first bounces, never the whole path.
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Turn
Twist the orange triangles like dials. They snap to clean angles, so a shot is a decision, not a wobble.
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Shoot
Tap the launcher and watch. Gold is the goal, red ends the shot. Under par earns three stars.
The pieces
Six things, and every level is some arrangement of them.
- Wall
Perfect reflection. Angle in, angle out.
- Red wall
Touch it and the shot is over.
- Goal
The gold slot. Get the ball in, any way you like.
- Orange triangle
Yours to turn. Some only turn within a locked range.
- Glue face
Catches the ball. Turn the holder, then fire it again from the tip.
- Boost rail
Charges the ball: it runs faster and smashes through one red wall.
Two ways to play
A climb with checkpoints
Three screens tall. Glue triangles are checkpoints: a missed shot sends you back to the last one, not the start, on a budget of shots for the whole climb.