Blade & Timber: Knife Throwing

Blade & Timber: Knife Throwing

Flying dagger, ink-wash wuxia

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Released
June 23, 2026
Updated
September 20, 2026

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One tap. One blade. A log that never stops spinning. Hurl a flying dagger into a turning timber log and land every throw. Graze a blade already stuck in the wood and the whole log shatters — the run ends right there. It is the kind of arcade knife game you pick up for thirty seconds and put down forty minutes later. THE LOG CARRIES MORE THAN BLADES Fruit spins past the timber — apples, oranges, pears. Slice one mid-flight for instant bonus points, and chain clean hits into a combo multiplier that keeps climbing as long as you do not miss. Coins drop as you play: bank them to unlock ten hand-drawn blade skins, or spend them to revive on the exact throw where you fell. Then there is everything trying to stop you. Bombs ride the log and blow the run apart on contact. Orbiting hazards sweep across your line. Iron shield arcs knock a blade clean away. Inksticks slow the timber down when you need a breath, and talismans absorb exactly one mistake — spend it wisely. EVERY LEVEL IS A NEW PROBLEM Clear a level and the timber spins faster. The direction flips when you least expect it. Milestone logs bring their own rules, openings tighten, and the rhythm you just learned stops working. There is no level cap and no mercy — every run lands on your score board, with your recent best and all-time best sitting there waiting to be beaten. New to the genre? An illustrated in-game guide walks through all 13 core mechanics, and it is there whenever you want a refresher. BRUSH AND INK Blade & Timber is drawn by hand in a wuxia ink-wash style: brush-stroke lettering, rice-paper grounds, ink spattering where each blade bites, and the dry crack of splintering wood. Five selectable scenes, each painted as its own hanging scroll. PICK IT UP ANYWHERE The whole game is one thumb and one tap, so it plays one-handed on a commute, in a queue, or in the two minutes before something else starts. Every run is short, every restart is instant, and nothing needs a connection — Blade & Timber is fully playable offline, with no timers, no energy bar and nothing asking you to come back tomorrow. It is a time killer that respects your time. FEATURES • One-tap controls — instantly easy, endlessly hard • Endless escalating difficulty, no level cap • Slice flying fruit for bonus points; chain combos to multiply your score • Bombs, orbiting hazards and iron shield arcs that knock your blade away • Inkstick and talisman power-ups • Collect coins to unlock 10 blade skins or revive on the spot • Score board with recent runs, recent best and all-time best • Illustrated in-game guide covering all 13 mechanics • Hand-painted wuxia ink art across 5 scenes • Atmospheric soundtrack and crisp impact effects • Plays fully offline — no connection required • No forced ads and no in-app purchases. The only ads are optional rewarded videos you choose to watch. The log is spinning. Can your aim outlast it?
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What's New in Blade & Timber

1.6.0

September 20, 2026

• Game Center is in: a High Score leaderboard and 14 achievements • Achievements span levels, combos, single-run score and blade collecting — including two “unfallen” ones counted per life: being deflected doesn’t break them, only going down does • Your score goes to the leaderboard at the end of every run • New Leaderboard and Achievements entries in Settings • Game Center connects shortly after the main menu appears. If you are already signed in you will see nothing; if not, you can dismiss Apple’s sign-in sheet and keep playing

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