How to slice

How to Slice is a physics-based puzzle game built around one deceptively simple action — drawing a cut through stone to make the pieces fall just right. The pit below needs to be filled, and the only tool at your disposal is a well-placed line across the rock.

Getting the angle wrong sends chunks tumbling awkwardly, leaving gaps or uneven surfaces that won't satisfy the level's conditions. Precision matters more than speed here. The way stone breaks apart and settles depends heavily on where you slice, so the same block can yield completely different results from different cuts.

Later stages introduce more complex shapes and trickier configurations that require a bit of spatial thinking before committing to a line. Nothing resets instantly — watching the physics play out is part of the experience, whether the result is satisfying or a lesson for the next attempt. Quiet and unhurried, it rewards patience over reflexes.