Pegdrop is a physics puzzle about one ball and one perfect line down.
Every stage hands you a small set of parts — pegs, bumpers, dampers, magnets and
updrafts — and a board full of fixed obstacles. Place your pieces, slide the release
nozzle along the top, then drop. The run counts only when the ball settles in the
highlighted goal cell, and two bonus stars are floating somewhere in between.
There is no luck in it. The simulation is completely deterministic: the same board
and the same release point always produce the same run, so a miss is information,
not bad fortune. Move one peg two millimetres and watch the whole path change.
WHAT YOU GET
• 72 hand-tuned stages across 6 worlds, each with its own layout language
• 5 placeable piece types that behave the way physics says they should
• A daily board shared by everyone, with a streak that pays out for a week
• 12 collectable balls — cosmetic only, they never change how the ball behaves
• Scanner booster that traces the exact path before you commit
• 15 achievements, full statistics, 5 colour packs, light and dark themes
HONEST NOTES
• No gambling, no wagering, no prizes, no chance-based payouts. This is a skill puzzle.
• No real-money purchases, no subscriptions, no ads, no rewarded video.
• Coins are earned by playing and only spendable in the game.
• Works fully offline. No account, no network permission, nothing is uploaded.
Build the peg board, aim the drop, land one ball in the goal. Pure physics.