Cinch - The game
iOS app by Simone Cislaghi. Games · Simone Cislaghi
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-08
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Store description excerpt
A bead runs clockwise around a ring. Hold to lay a band of colour behind it. Let go before it runs into the ink. That's the whole game, and it is harder than it sounds — because the only way to score well is to stop as late as you dare. An arc pays by its length, and stopping within a couple of degrees of the ink pays triple. Every run is the same question, over and over: one more degree, or let go now? HOW TO PLAY • Hold anywhere to start laying an arc from wherever the bead is • Release to lock it in — the closer to the ink, the bigger the multiplier • Painting into ink ends the run • Fill the band until no gap is big enough to use, and the ring seals • Seal a ring and the next one arrives, in a new colour, with more ink in the way WHAT MAKES IT TICK • The bead only ever speeds up. Sealing a ring is the one thing that slows it back down, so dawdling costs you and so does one enormous greedy hold. • Short arcs fizzle instead of locking, so a mistimed tap never kills you — but any gap you leave too small to use is dead space you can never fill, and it shows up in your coverage. • That coverage percentage in the middle is the real score. Sealing a ring at 99% is worth many times sealing it at 85%, so the sloppy fast route loses to the patient one. • Every ring takes the next colour in the set, and the row of dots under the band records how far you got — in colour. A screenshot at ring nine looks like an achievement, because it is one. WHAT YOU WON'T FIND No accounts. No logins. No energy timers, no waiting, no pay-to-win. Your best score lives on your device and nowhere else. Press play and you are in the game in under a second. Built for one thumb, in portrait, for the bus, the queue and the lift. Sound and haptics can each be switched off, and Reduce Motion is respected.
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