Think in one line
Draw a straight cut through the scene. Most puzzles give you one chance to set everything in motion.
Paper physics puzzle
See the cut before you make it.
A small paper sculpture. One well-placed cut. Swipe through colorful shapes and watch the pieces tumble, swing, and slide until the scene is clear.


Inside the game
Snip makes each puzzle a miniature composition. The challenge is the idea behind your cut: where will a piece pivot, what will fall first, and what is keeping the whole thing balanced? Crisp sound and playful paper physics make the answer a pleasure to watch.
Later puzzles introduce hearts that must stay, slippery surfaces, springs, and moving elements. Each new material asks you to look at the same simple cut a little differently.
Draw a straight cut through the scene. Most puzzles give you one chance to set everything in motion.
Strings, balloons, pins, weights, and ledges turn a simple swipe into an unexpected chain reaction.
Colorful paper pieces and chapter artwork give each solved puzzle a place in a larger picture.
How it plays
Look for the piece holding the scene together.
Swipe a line through the shapes or their supports.
Clear the colored pieces while respecting each puzzle’s special rules.
From the game
Actual screens from the Pixberry collection.



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