Short tilt, then let it rest
Tilt Tray is a dish in perspective. Tilt with WASD, arrows, or by dragging. The ball rolls with gravity. There is no putt meter. Resting in the hole scores. Falling off the tray costs a life.
Each hole scores, and consecutive holes multiply. A fall costs a life and resets the streak. Three lives. The next hole moves. A flyover is not a score. The sitting wants a stop inside the dark square.
A flyover is not a hole
Tilt a little, then wait. Reverse a hair if the ball is fast. Holding full tilt until the edge is the usual miss. This is not Putt Line’s line-then-power. If you wanted a charge bar to a cup, open that title.
Lives exist because the edge is a named miss, not a shuffled hypothesis. Dice Align is the other 3D puzzle and has no hearts. If the tray’s pitch feels dizzy, Lights Out still exists. The age note is 8+ with a motion warning.
Full-tilt holds dump the ball
After a loss, name the hold. Too long, or a chase after a fast ball, are different mistakes. Instant restarts rehearse the same slap. The playbook drill is three holes with short tilts.
Drill: sink three holes while refusing to hold a key for more than a beat. Count rests, not flicks. Stop when the three holes are done, even if a new hole looks easy.