Chop Toss

Swipe straight through tossed shapes to cut each into two equal halves, with ten difficulty steps. The tosses change every day; no lopsided cuts, and none may fall.

Controls

Swipe with a finger or drag with a mouse

Time limit

25 seconds

Score

Average split, higher is better

Type

Skill

How to play Chop Toss

1. Shapes are tossed up from the bottom of the screen.
2. Swipe in a straight line across a shape, starting and ending outside it, to cut it in two.
3. On difficulty 5 there are twelve shapes, and the smaller half has to be at least 35% of the shape. A more lopsided cut ends the run.
4. Letting a shape fall back down uncut also ends the run.
5. You start on difficulty 3 of 10. Clear a difficulty to unlock the next: more shapes, tossed a little closer together, and fairer cuts needed. Pick any unlocked difficulty with the arrows on the start card.

Tips

• For squares, circles and hexagons, any line through the middle is a fair cut. On long shapes, cut across the short way: it’s far more forgiving.
• Triangles are the hardest. Cut through their centre, about a third of the way up from a side.
• One swipe can cut two shapes if they line up, which helps when two are in the air at once.
• Everyone gets the same tosses all day, and new ones at midnight UTC. “Practice a new layout” deals fresh tosses any time, off the leaderboard.