Strings Theory

Inside the puzzles of Strings Theory, a small ball drifts through layouts shaped by two kinds of lines. Yellow cords flex and fold when force hits them. Red ones stay rigid and hold their shape. That contrast gives every board its own route toward a black hole, with early setups offering short paths and later layouts asking for sharper timing and better angles.

How to play?

Bend the yellow strings to redirect the ball across the field. Red segments block easy shortcuts, so work around their fixed positions and use them as walls when needed. A good nudge can send the ball into a new lane. Later puzzles pack the space tighter, so change the line shape carefully before you release the next move.