PolyAngle is a visually stunning 3D puzzle game. At first glance, you see a chaotic cloud of colorful polygon shards. But as you rotate the camera, the chaos aligns into a beautiful, low-poly masterpiece.

Core Gameplay

• 360° Rotation: Swipe with one finger to rotate the cloud of shards in any direction.

• Perspective Alignment: Find the perfect angle where all shapes overlap to form a cohesive image.

• Precision Snap: When you are close, the image "snaps" together with a satisfying effect.

Rich Content

• 300+ Artworks: Categories include Animals, Architecture, Space, Fruits, and Abstract Art.

• Artist Spotlight: Unlock special collections designed by guest 3D artists.

• AR Mode: Project the puzzle into your real-world living room using Augmented Reality.

Three Difficulty Levels

• Simple: Fewer shards (20-30 pieces), strong visual hints.

• Intricate: 50-100 shards, similar colors making it harder to distinguish parts.

• Chaos: Shards are constantly slowly moving; you must freeze them at the right angle.

Three Game Modes

• Gallery Mode: Solve puzzles to fill your virtual art museum.

• Timer Challenge: How fast can you find the perspective?

• Blind Fold: The image is invisible; rely on haptic feedback (vibration strength) to find the angle.

Beautiful Design

• Atmospheric Music: Ethereal, ambient soundtracks that evolve as you solve the puzzle.

• Visuals: Crisp Low-Poly art style with vibrant pastel colors.

• UI: Minimalist interface that fades away while you play.

Statistics Tracking

• Collection Rate: Percentage of gallery completed.

• Precision: How close you were to the perfect 0.0° alignment.

• Favorite Category: Tracks which art themes you solve fastest.

Why Choose PolyAngle?

• An incredibly relaxing, Zen-like experience.

• No math or reflex stress—purely visual.

• Beautiful artwork suitable for wallpapers.

• Supports offline play.

Game Tips

• Pay attention to the color clusters; they usually belong to the same part of the object.

• Rotate slowly when the background music becomes louder—it hints you are close.

• Focus on the outline/silhouette of the object first.