Klykaux

Klykaux is a gingerbread construction simulator. You assemble a house from baked pieces, glue them with icing, brace the weak seams, and then switch gravity on to find out whether your design holds. BUILDING Place walls, roof slabs, gable ends, floor planks, support posts, arches, chimneys and base plates from the tray. Tap a piece to drop it into the next free slot, or drag it onto an exact position on the grid. Everything stays editable: move a piece to another level, swap two pieces by dropping one on the other, or delete one — and any icing attached to it goes with it, so the structure never keeps an invalid joint. The workspace shows the numbers as you build: current height, total mass, pieces placed, seam count, curing progress, and the load measured in the last gravity test. ICING AND SEAMS Pieces are joined in piping mode by dragging between them. Each icing type has its own bond strength and curing time, and a fresh seam shows its curing percentage on the canvas. A joint that has not set yet is exactly where a build tends to fail. SUPPORTS Candy posts reinforce the seams that carry the most load. Adding them where the test showed weakness is the difference between a tall house and a pile. GRAVITY TEST Turn on gravity and watch. The structure either holds or comes apart at its weakest joint, and you see which one gave way. VILLAGE, FAILBOOK AND BLUEPRINTS Successful houses go to the village. Collapses are recorded in the failbook with what broke, which is more useful than a plain retry. Blueprints keep designs worth building again, and the pantry holds the pieces and icings you have unlocked. Progress is saved on the device. No account and no connection needed.