GAME 001 / IN DEVELOPMENT
Puzzle Race.
Finish first.
You and a friend get equivalent puzzles on opposite sides of one iPhone Duo. The clock starts. The pieces fly. The last snap decides everything.
THE CORE LOOP
Easy at level one. Wild by level twenty.
Round one starts with four large pieces and a recognizable shape. Level two adds a fifth. Level three adds a sixth. Over time, the puzzles become denser, less obvious, and much tougher to solve under pressure.
The game is not about making one player’s layout easier. Both sides use equivalent difficulty and one authoritative timer. A finish counts only when every piece is correctly placed.
Drag. Snap. Feel it.
Pieces should feel physical: clean pickup, readable targets, satisfying snap feedback, crisp sound, and haptics that never get in the way.
Win the room.
The five-second moment is the final piece landing while both players—and everyone watching—react at once.
Run it back.
No menu maze. Winner reveal, quick score, immediate rematch.
Built for iPhone Duo, not pasted onto it.
Puzzle Race is designed around a partially folded device acting as a physical divider and shared arena. Apple’s official iPhone Duo announcement describes content adapting as the device folds and switching between displays; our implementation will use documented SDK behavior and real hardware testing before we publish compatibility claims.
Puzzle Race is not yet released. Screens and artwork are concept visualizations. Features may change during prototype and playtesting.
Frequently asked questions
Can I download Puzzle Race now?
Not yet. The first playable build is in development. The download page is the fastest route to playtest and App Store launch updates.
How does Puzzle Race use iPhone Duo?
The design places two players on opposite sides of one partially folded device, giving each person a dedicated play surface while keeping the competition face-to-face. Final behavior will follow Apple’s documented APIs and real-device testing.
Is Puzzle Race online multiplayer?
The first mode is local, same-device multiplayer. The point is to play with somebody sitting across from you.
Will it be free?
The current plan is a free entry experience with optional puzzle packs and cosmetic themes. There will be no paid competitive advantage.