What Halfsies is
Halfsies is a daily 3D slicing puzzle where judgment of weight matters more than visual size. Each object is presented in a three-dimensional view, and the task is to draw a cut line that splits it into two pieces of equal weight. The scale gives an immediate reading of how close the split came to a perfect half, and the result can be shared to dare a friend. Daily play offers five objects per day, and an optional Endless mode adds a separate challenge with three lives. Density chips under object names hint at relative heaviness, since heavier materials count more than sheer bulk. Nothing is perfectly symmetrical, so a quick spin around the object often reveals clues that a straight-on view misses.
How to play
Start by inspecting the object in 3D. Hold Peek to spin it and check its shape from every angle. Draw a cut line across the object, keeping it perpendicular to the length; a cut along the length turns red and will not be accepted. Use the round handles to adjust the line, then tap Cut to perform the slice. The scale will display which side is heavier and how close the split is to a true half. Daily mode presents five objects per round, while Endless mode gives three lives for a longer run. You can also enable a daily reminder and adjust sound and vibration.
Tips
- Use Peek to rotate around the object and look at it from the ends; an apparently balanced outline can hide a weighty bulge or taper.
- Remember that density matters more than size. A slender, dense section can outweigh a large light area, so check the density chips under each object name.
- Always cut across the object rather than along it. A lengthwise cut turns red and is invalid, so plan the orientation of your line before slicing.
- In Endless mode you have three lives, so risky cuts cost you; on the five-object daily set, treat each slice as a fresh puzzle and learn from the scale reading.
Common questions
How many objects are in a daily Halfsies set?
Daily mode provides five objects per day, with five rounds every day. After each cut, the scale shows how close you came to splitting the weight evenly, so you can judge whether your guess was heavy on one side or the other.
What does a red cut line mean?
A cut along an object's length turns red and is invalid. Instead, you should cut across the object, since the goal is to separate it into two pieces that weigh exactly the same.
Is there more to play beyond the daily puzzle?
Yes. There is an Endless mode that gives you three lives and tracks a best score, plus a separate thirds mode for another kind of challenge. The game also has a world heatmap showing where everyone cut, a cabinet of past stats and objects, and options to share results or dare a friend.
How can I judge a cut before slicing?
Inspect the object from every angle by holding Peek, and remember that heavier materials count more than size. Density chips under the object names show relative heaviness, and after each slice the scale reveals which side was heavier and how close the split came to perfect.