CHUTE

About the game

CHUTE is a factory puzzle with no conveyor belts: gravity is the conveyor. A hopper pours grey parts, a bin wants red ones, and between them is empty space — a part only moves on a part, so you lay a chute and it falls. Tap a painter into the line and the parts leave it red. A ramp turns the stream, a splitter deals left, right, left, right, a mould reshapes, a filter sorts, a merger stacks one part on another. Nothing is dragged or wired: the machine is what you tapped, and the parts pour through it while you watch. Then a hopper pours faster than one painter can paint, the queue stacks up, and the fix is the best move in the game — a second line. 96 levels in eight wings, each wing one new idea (mixing paint, wear, lifts and pipes, grime, pistons and fans, a robot arm), a Daily Shift with a new order every day and a streak, and a crew of eight who talk back. No timers and no lives: you build first, then press Start.

How to play

1. 1Goal: fill every bin with the parts it asks for before the hoppers run dry.
2. 2Build the whole line from hopper to bin with ramps, chutes, painters, moulds, splitters, filters and mergers, then press Start and watch it run.
3. 3A spilled part is gone; a slow machine just makes a queue.
4. 4Mouse or touch to place parts: pick a tool, then tap a cell; tap a ramp again to flip it.
5. 5Keyboard: 1-9 pick a tool, Space starts the run, R restarts the level, Esc pauses.
6. 6Three stars and a score per level — fewer lost runs is more points.

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