🌭 How to Play

Everything you'd learn in your first hundred throws, in one page.

The one control

Drag anywhere on the screen — pull back to power up, aim with the angle, release to fling. That's the whole game. The dog flies in an arc; land it in a cup and it stays. Sink a dog in every cup to clear the level.

Reading the hallway

Cups — your targets. Later levels raise them on elevations, tuck them behind obstacles, and shrink them. A dog can't pass through a cup; a rim-out is your aim, not a bug.
One dog, one cup — landing a second dog in an already-filled cup is a wasted throw (the game will shout about it).
Ammo — you start each level with a set number of hotdogs. Run dry before the cups are full and it's game over… unless you continue.
Crates — from around level 8, stacked crates (up to three high) block clean arcs. Go over, or thread the gap.

The cast that fights back

The janitor patrols the hallway floor. Time your throws around his path.
The maintenance man shows up around level 7, climbs his ladder, relocates, and swats dogs out of the air at ladder height. Throw under, over, or when he's mid-climb.
Rachel challenges you to boss duels: dodge her throws, land yours. She dodges, she opens fire immediately, and in space she has a rocket pack. Bosses rotate — Rachel, Bob, the lunch lady, the astronaut — each with their own moves.

The hallway leaves Earth

Levels 11–14 move to the Moon: windless, low gravity, floaty apex — your Earth aim is wrong now, and that's the fun. Levels 15–19 are Mars, and level 20 is a moon-base boss battle. After that the rotation continues with new quirks: slick dogs, big dogs, party levels with disco dogs, and a very rare unicorn dog with a rainbow streamer.

Dogs on the menu

Tap the launch pad to cycle dog types. Some float (JUST BUNS), some melt if you dawdle (the sloppy dog costs you a hotdog if its timer runs out). Matching the dog to the shot is late-game strategy.

Scoring and combos

Every sunk dog scores points; deeper levels score more.
Back-to-back sinks build a combo multiplier — a miss resets it. High scores are combo runs, not lucky throws.
Clear a level and the fireworks fly; a victory card and a 3-2-1 countdown launch the next.

Out of dogs?

Death offers a continue: keep the run going with a dog pack, or take NO THANKS and see how your score stacks up. Packs are optional — there's always a free demo path, and bought dogs roll over to the next level.

The worldwide Top 10

Finish a run and your 3-letter initials can go on the worldwide leaderboard — one slot per player, your single best score, ranked among the world's top 10,000. Beat your personal best and your slot updates in place; anything less leaves your record standing. No accounts, no sign-up.

That's everything you need — the rest, the hallway will teach you. Go sling some dogs →