Pinblades

Concrete cures in three days. After that, nothing else grows there.
You're not the kid on skates. You're the one holding the floodgates open—the two steel flippers that seal each lot. Sálvio runs inside. Keeping him in the game is your job.

HOW TO PLAY
The launch is aimed, not random: an arrow sweeps a 120° arc over the stationary ball, and your touch chooses the angle. After that, it's flipper. Bounce off the tires, knock down the cones, slide on the rails, climb the ramps, and return through the half-pipe.

EACH ROOM ASKS FOR SOMETHING
One room wants the cones on the floor. The next wants the track painted. Another wants you to skate on every rail it has. The end door only opens when the request is fulfilled—and then the kid skates out alone, straight to the next room.
THE ROUTE IS WHAT PAYS
Nothing is paid on the spot. Each hit goes into a pot and increases the multiplier, and a 2.5-second window starts running. Stop, and the window closes and the pot is drawn all at once. Six tires in the same window are worth six times more than six separate tires: whoever chooses the route wins, not whoever hits randomly.
READ IN ONE SECOND
Comic book style, not 3D showcase: ink outline on each piece, halftone screen in the shadow and white morning sun on the concrete. The court is seen from above in its entirety, without a camera chasing the ball — what moves on the screen is the boy, and you read the whole table at once.
WHAT'S INSIDE
- Linked rooms, each with its own victory condition
- Aimed launch — the angle is your choice, not a draw
- Multiplicative combo: the pot rises, the window runs, the score is drawn all at once
- Rails to slide on, ramps to jump on, half pipes to climb and cones to knock down
- Three lives per room. Losing all three resets the room, never your achievement.
- Stage selector: return to any room you've already cleared.
- Portrait, one hand, one touch.
- Track and effects with separate control, and an adjustable frame rate ceiling.