Onabet

Onabet Onabet is a physics rope-cutting puzzle. A candy hangs from one or more ropes strung between fixed pivots. While two or more ropes still hold it, the candy hangs still — cut down to its last rope and it swings free as a real pendulum, under gravity and momentum, not a scripted animation. Cut that final rope at the right moment and the candy is thrown toward the target below. Twenty levels add ropes, and later, spikes to dodge. Extra ropes are cut in any order, but the one you leave for last decides the whole swing, so sequence matters as much as timing. Optional stars sit along the arc for bonus stars if you catch them cleanly, and every level's intended solution is generated and verified in advance, so there is always a real, fair sequence that works — no unsolvable layouts, no pay-to-win shortcuts. Snip, swing, and catch: a calm, physical puzzle about reading momentum, with twenty candies of rising difficulty and coins earned purely by playing.