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Drag anywhere on the right half of the screen to tilt the ramp — the paper ball rides on top and follows it. When the angle looks right, tap the orange Throw button. That's the only way to launch; tapping the play field never fires.
On iPhone Duo you can switch to Hinge mode with the toggle at the top of the screen. The ramp angle then follows the fold of the device: fold it to steepen the ramp, open it flat to flatten the ramp. Stop moving and the ball fires automatically after a 3-second countdown.
Challenge Mode hides the angle readout and gives you four shots per run: your live ball plus three spares. Every miss burns a spare; every make clears the level without costing a ball. A miss with no spares left ends the run. Challenge Mode unlocks after you sink your first ball in Casual Mode.
It's on a spring-loaded base, and it relocates — and changes height — after every made shot. That's the game: read the new position, pick a new angle.
Sound and haptics can be toggled anytime from the gear icon. To wipe everything (progress, unlocked modes, guides), delete and reinstall the game.
Any iPhone running iOS 26 or later, in landscape. Hinge control is exclusive to iPhone Duo; every other device uses touch aiming.