Five new objects in
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Throw each object so it turns over at least once and lands upright on the target.
Press, drag, let go, like a slingshot. Drag down to throw it higher; drag left to throw it further. The dots show the throw.
Higher means more spin: a little down is one flip, a lot is two. Left only moves where it lands. The readout (↑ height, → distance) helps you adjust.
100 a flip, up to 100 for the middle of the target, 50 for no bounce: a clean single beats a sloppy double. Flip it but miss the target and it stands up? That go’s free (twice per object). Landed one? Move on whenever you like.
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