Cutle is a simple shape-cutting game with one clear goal: divide a shape into two equal parts. Draw a straight line across the figure, release it, and see how close your cut comes to a perfect 50:50 split.
Here's a quick look at the game:
How to Play Cutle
Each round presents you with a different shape. To make a cut, choose a starting point, drag a line across the shape, and release it on the opposite side.
Cutle then calculates the area on both sides of the line. A balanced cut produces a high score, while an uneven cut shows how far you were from the center.
You can restart a shape and try again, or switch to another pattern when you want a different challenge.
Understanding the Scores
A score of 100% means that the two sides are close enough to be displayed as a perfect 50.0:50.0 split. Because the game measures area rather than visible width, a line that looks centered may still produce an uneven result.
Cutle also awards trophies for accurate cuts:
- Perfect for a 100% result
- Gold for a rounded 50:50 split
- Silver for a 49:51 split
- Bronze for a 48:52 split
Your trophies and progress are stored in your browser.
Tips for Better Cuts
Begin by looking for symmetry. Circles, rectangles, hearts, and other balanced shapes often have an obvious center line.
Irregular shapes require a different approach. Instead of comparing the length of each side, estimate how much filled area exists around the cut. A long, narrow section may contain less area than a short, wide section.
After each attempt, remember the position and angle of your previous line. Small adjustments are usually more useful than drawing a completely different cut.
Cutle turns a basic geometric idea into a satisfying precision challenge. It is easy to start, quick to replay, and surprisingly difficult to master.