Knife Throw

Knife Throw is a fast, one-tap arcade game of timing and nerve. A wooden disc spins
in front of you and your job is simple to learn but hard to master: tap the screen to
launch a knife and make it stick into the disc. Land every knife the level asks for
and you advance; hit a knife that is already embedded and the run ends.

Each level raises the challenge on its own. The disc spins faster, and from level
three it also speeds up and slows down in a pulsing rhythm, so you can never rely on a
fixed beat. The direction of the spin flips from level to level, and higher levels
start with obstacle knives already stuck in the disc, leaving less and less safe space
to aim for. You have to read the motion, find the gap, and throw at exactly the right
moment.

Controls are effortless: tap anywhere to throw. A small dot row shows how many knives
you still need to land, and the level indicator keeps you oriented. Every tap gives an
instant response, and when you slip up you can retry the same level right away or jump
back to the menu.

The game is built to be smooth and reliable. It runs locked in portrait, never
requests any device permissions, and keeps all art bundled inside the app. Rapid
tapping, switching away to another app, and returning mid-popup are all handled
cleanly, so the action stays crisp with no freezes or crashes.

How far can you climb? Every level is a little tighter than the last. Line up your
throw, trust your timing, and see how many spinning discs you can fill.