Slash the glowing balls, never the bombs. Every ball that escapes costs a life. Six stages ramp up to Overdrive with ten ball types: splitters, armor, ghosts, chain lightning, magnets and more.
Slash the glowing balls, never the bombs. Every ball that escapes costs a life. Six stages ramp up to Overdrive with ten ball types: splitters, armor, ghosts, chain lightning, magnets and more.
Swipe Slash is a slicing game. Balls fly across the screen and you cut through them with swipes over a one-minute run of six stages that keep speeding up.
Press and drag through the balls with your finger or mouse.
Free to play, no account needed. Plays in any modern browser on phone, tablet or computer. Sign in to put your scores on the Swipe Slash leaderboard.
Swipe Slash rewards planning your cuts as much as fast fingers. A single swipe can pass through several balls, so the best players read the field, pick a path and cut through as many targets as possible while leaving bombs untouched. It trains hand-eye coordination and quick decisions about what to slice and what to ignore.
The 60-second run is divided into six stages of ten seconds each: a warm-up, then Splitters, zig-zags and golden balls, then Armored, Freeze and Frenzy, then Ghosts and Chain Lightning, then Magnets and crossfire, and a final stage called Overdrive. Each stage adds something new while the balls get quicker and the gaps between them shrink.
A plain orb is worth 10 points, and special balls vary: Zig-Zag 15, Armored 25, Ghost 20, Chain Lightning 15, Magnet 20 and Golden 50. One swipe through two balls adds 5 bonus points, three adds 15, four adds 30, and five or more adds 50 plus 15 for each extra. A bomb costs 15 points and a strike. Surviving all six stages gives 25 points plus 25 for each life left, up to three lives. Bests are saved per difficulty.
How many strikes can I take?
Easy allows 5 strikes. Medium and Hard allow 3. A strike comes from a bomb you slice or from certain balls escaping the field.
Which balls cost a strike if they escape?
Standard orbs, Splitters, Zig-Zags, Armored, Ghost, Chain Lightning and Magnet balls do. Golden, Freeze and Frenzy balls do not.
How is the grade decided?
It mostly depends on your accuracy, which compares balls sliced against bombs hit and balls missed. The top grades also need you to survive or reach later stages, and an S needs a streak of at least 25.
More advice in the Streaky guides.
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