How to Play

Objective

A shape appears in the center of the screen. Cut it as close to perfectly in half as possible. Every player gets the same shape each day — compare your precision on equal footing.

Making a Cut

Click anywhere on screen to place your first point, then click a second time to define your cut line. The line extends infinitely in both directions — you're choosing the angle and position of the slice, not a short segment.

You have 5 seconds to make each cut. The timer counts down in the top-right corner. If time runs out before you complete the cut, the round ends as a miss.

• First click — anchors one point on the line.
• Second click — completes the line and triggers the slice.
• Tip — the two points define direction, so precise placement matters more than where you click.

Scoring

After each cut the two resulting pieces are measured by area. The closer your split is to 50 / 50, the higher your score. The maximum score is 100,000.

The scoring curve is steep — a cut that's 49% / 51% is still worth far less than a perfect half. Precision is everything.

• Perfect Cut — 49.95% – 50.05%. Triggers a special flash animation and awards the maximum 100,000 points.
• Incredible — 49% – 49.95%. Very close.
• Great — 47% – 49%. A precise cut.
• Good — 44% – 47%. A solid attempt.
• Okay — 40% – 44%. Room to improve.
• Poor — Below 40%. Try to aim closer to center.
• Miss — Cut line didn't pass through the shape, or time ran out. Score is 0.

Daily Stats

The menu and score screen track four stats that reset each day:

• Best Score — Your highest score today.
• Rounds to Best — How many rounds it took to reach your best score today.
• Cuts to Perfect — How many rounds it took to land a Perfect Cut today. A dash means you haven't hit one yet.
• Rounds Played — Total rounds you've played today.

Leaderboard

Your best score is automatically submitted to a global leaderboard. Rankings are available across three time windows: All Time, Weekly, and Daily.

On your first submission you'll be prompted to set a display name — this is what appears next to your score. You can change it later by clicking your name in the top-right corner of the game screen.

Tips

• A cut through the visual center of a symmetrical shape isn't always the true half — the shape's actual area distribution can be uneven depending on how it's rotated or stretched.
• Your second click only needs to define a direction — it doesn't need to land on the shape itself.
• Aim for your first click to be far from your second to improve the angular precision of your cut line.
• Every player slices the same shape each day, so use the leaderboard to see how your precision stacks up.