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Wonky Go is a pixel-art physics game in the lineage of The Incredible Machine, the comparison the first commenter on Hacker News reached for. Each level gives you a limited set of parts and one goal: arrange them, start the simulation, and watch whether the ball reaches the basket. There are a hundred levels, all made by hand rather than generated. It plays in a browser and on iPhone and iPad, with Android listed as coming. There are no ads, no accounts and no price, and the maker, Roman Pushkin, publishes an address on the contact page.
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