Kite Festival: Untangle Rope

Kite Festival: Untangle Rope is an untangle game where every rope ends at a kite. Kites, pegs and spools are tied together by tangled ropes; drag the pieces until no rope crosses another, and each kite you release flies off over the festival.

It is a calm rope puzzle with clear rules: untangle rope after rope until the sky is clear. Each rope runs from a kite, through up to two pegs, down to a spool on the ground. You move pieces anywhere inside their own zone, and a level is solved when there are zero tangles left.

HOW IT PLAYS
- Drag a kite, peg or spool to a new spot. If the spot is too close to another piece or sits on an obstacle, the piece springs back.
- A rope is tangled when it crosses another rope, runs through another piece's knot or touches an obstacle such as a tree, a mast or a power line.
- Top rope first: the rope lying on top has to move before the one pinned underneath it.
- A freed kite flies away, and that can release the ropes below it in a chain.
- Most levels have a move limit, some have a timer, and solving within the target move count earns three stars.

FEATURES
- 2500 levels across 25 festival tours and 125 stops, every level generated and checked by a solver.
- 29 kite designs inspired by kite traditions around the world, from the Turkish çıta to the Malaysian wau.
- New ideas keep arriving: knots to untie, locks and keys, wind that sways kites, hungry birds waiting in ambush, ice, fog, night flights, heavy pieces and one-way pieces.
- Charms on the board: swap two pieces, join two ropes with the ghost rope, break a lock with the hammer, push kites aside with a gust.
- Undo, hints and a step-by-step Master solve at 1x, 1.5x or 2x speed when a knot will not give.
- Fırfır, a patchwork kite, cheers your win streaks and hands out small gifts.
- Bright festival scenes such as parks, meadows, harbours, lakes, valleys and mountains, with relaxing music.

WHO IT IS FOR
Players who enjoy knot puzzles, rope games and brain teasers that reward thinking one move ahead. Early levels teach one rule at a time, later tours ask for real planning, and easier breather levels appear between the harder ones.

TIPS
- Find the rope on top first; it is often the move that releases the rest.
- Release one kite and see which ropes it releases before you move again.
- Keep pegs out of other ropes' paths, not only out of their own.
- If a piece keeps springing back, read the short message: it tells you whether the spot was too close, blocked or in the wrong direction.

PLAY AND PRICE
The first 100 levels play offline; later levels need an internet connection. The game has optional rewarded ads, ads between levels and optional in-app purchases. Remove Ads turns off the automatic full-screen ads; rewarded ads you choose to watch stay available.

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