Wallcut: Daily Area Puzzle

One arena. One verb: cut. Wallcut drops you into a square board with a handful of balls bouncing around it. Touch and swipe - a wall grows out from your finger in both directions. Land it, and everything walled off with no ball inside becomes yours.

CLAIM 75% TO CLEAR THE BOARD
A wall that's still growing when a ball touches it breaks, and costs you a life. Wall off too little and you're still exposed; wall off too much at once and a ball might catch you mid-cut. Read the bounce, time the swipe, and clear three quarters of the arena to move on.

FIVE-BOARD DAILY GAUNTLET
Every day brings the same five-board sequence for everyone: balls get faster and more numerous as you go. Three ranked attempts, your best run counts, and a rewarded video buys you two more tries. Clear it and your streak grows, backed by two free streak freezes.

WEEKDAY TWISTS
A fixed weekly schedule changes the rules: faster balls, a swarm of smaller ones, slower-growing walls, oversized balls worth more, or a stricter 85% clear target for extra points. Same board, different bite each day.

FIFTY LEVELS, FIVE WORLDS
Outside the daily run, work through a five-world, fifty-level ladder - each level a single board with its own fill target and star rating for clearing it clean, with lives to spare, and without a revive.

COMPETE AND COMPARE
Check your percentile against everyone who played today, climb the daily and weekly leaderboards, get placed in a weekly league of thirty players, and watch a ghost of the top run - or a friend's - cutting walls next to you.

PRACTICE FOREVER
Outside the daily gauntlet, practice mode keeps the boards coming for as long as you can hold on, on a fresh random layout every time.

PLAY YOUR WAY
- One-thumb swipe control, nothing else to learn
- Instant restart, no loading between boards
- Daily modifiers change the rules on a fixed weekly schedule
- Share your run as a spoiler-free card with friends
- Rewarded video for a revive at the moment you run out of lives

Wallcut is supported by ads and offers an optional one-time purchase to remove them. No account required to play; scores use an anonymous player id.