Small build, fast first play
It is built with no outside code libraries, and every sound is generated as it plays instead of loading an audio file. The build stays small, so the first level starts fast even on a slow connection.
Physics puzzle
Capy Slide
Draw the waterslide. Land the capybara in the pond.
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Your line becomes the slide
You draw the level's solution. Drag a curve out from the capybara's ledge, past the spikes and the saw blades, then press GO and the line turns into a real, slippery slide: the capy picks up speed, launches off the end and arcs through the air. Capybaras only land in water, so a lazy line ends in a faceful of dirt.
The puddle is the whole puzzle. Reaching the pond gets you a star, routing through the watermelons gets you another, and arriving with water left over gets you the last one, which is the star people go back for. Levels are quick. The star counter is what keeps the game open.
What is in it
- 100 levels across 5 biomes, lagoon to waterfall peak
- Hazards escalate: spikes, saws, lava, fans, updrafts, geysers
- Stars for the pond, the melons, and water left over
- Capybara skins unlock as your star count climbs
- A crown waits for a perfect run through every level
- Draw with the mouse, no keyboard at all
How to play
Hold the mouse button down and draw a slide starting from the capybara. Let go, look at the line, press GO. If it misses, reset and draw a better one. There is no keyboard input anywhere in the game, every move is made with the cursor.
At a glance
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Under the hood03
Why it will not break on your traffic.
No level can ship impossible
Before release, the game solves all 100 levels by itself and refuses to package if any one of them has stopped being winnable. The campaign you put in front of players has been played end to end first.
It fits the frame you give it
The game is authored inside one fixed play area and scales into whatever window shape it is handed, filling the edges with real scenery instead of stretched art. It looks right in your player at any size.
- A level designer authors the intended slide for a level by hand.
- The game’s own simulation replays that authored path headlessly, with no DOM, no clock and no randomness, at a fixed 1/120 second timestep.
- The stroke recording that solve produces is committed next to the level as its verified reference solution.
- How much water the verified run actually spent becomes the player’s ink budget for that level, so the budget is measured rather than hand-tuned.
- On every change, the test suite replays all 100 reference solutions.
If a replay fails, the level is genuinely unsolvable, which is the whole point of the loop: difficulty can never silently become impossibility.
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