Corecleave: Geode Cutter
iOS app by Muhammad Awwad. Games · Muhammad Awwad
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.2.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-07
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A lapidary's bench, a pile of rough geodes, and one finger for a chisel. DRAG TO CLEAVE. Rocks lob up off the bench in slow arcs, each one showing the crystal already glinting inside it. Drag your finger and a chalk line follows. Wherever that line crosses a geode, the rock comes apart along the exact stroke you drew. AIM FOR THE CORE. Straight through the crystal is a CLEAVE. Through the rock body is a SPLIT. A clipped corner is a CHIP — still worth a point, still keeps you alive. Every stroke is scored on how well you read the stone, not how fast you flailed. ONE LINE, THREE ROCKS. The real skill is routing. Three geodes in the air, three separate pokes, or one unbroken stroke through all three cores for four times the payoff. The best players are not the quickest — they are the ones who see the line. NOTHING CHASES YOU. There is no bomb, no hazard, no thing to dodge. You lose by letting three rocks land uncut. Every failure is one you can point at. · One input — a single continuous drag, nothing else · Cleave / split / chip grading — the stone tells you what you earned · Chain strokes through multiple geodes for a compounding multiplier · Bench light walks from morning to dusk as the plate fills · Earn chalk inks for your cutting line — clay, olive, brass, amethyst, azurite · Country leaderboards · Free, no ads, no timers, no waiting No luck in the grade. No random deaths. Just the arcs, your line, and whether you read the rock right. How clean can you cut?
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