A physics puzzle game

Build crazy chain‑reaction machines.

Set up ramps, balls, ropes, pulleys, gears, motors and electric circuits in Professor Wacky's workshop. Press the big red button and watch what your machine does. Sometimes it even works.

  • Free
  • No download
  • Desktop, tablet and phone (sideways)
The game: a domino run on a wooden shelf, planks guiding a bowling ball down from the top left, a bucket on a brick pillar, and the toolbox with the big red Run button on the right.

Small changes matter here!

How it works

  1. Work order 2Boing!Get the ball over the wall and into the bucket.

    Read the work order

    Each level is a job from Professor Wacky: a ball to land, a balloon to float, a crate to ship.

  2. Place parts from the toolbox

    Drag parts onto the wall. Rotate them, line them up, and try again as often as you like.

  3. Press the big red button

    Real physics takes over. If the ball rolls, bounces and lands where it should, you've solved it.

Real parts, real physics

Every part is a photoreal object that weighs, bounces and slides the way it looks like it should.

Twelve work orders to start

Each level has its own wall of the workshop. Jump straight into any of them.

  1. Roll OutPlanks are ramps.
  2. Boing!Over the wall.
  3. Lighter Than AirFloat the balloon.
  4. Assembly LineShip the crate.
  5. Domino RunTopple them all.
  6. Snip!Cut the balloon free.
  7. Heavy LiftingWeights and pulleys.
  8. Pop!Something sharp.
  9. Wind It UpMotor, belt, winch.
  10. Wrong Way RoundGears flip the turning.
  11. Lights OnBattery, switch, bulb.
  12. Fan ClubA fan that needs power.
Professor Wacky: wild white hair, brass goggles pushed up on his forehead, a big white moustache and a tweed waistcoat with pencils in the pocket.

Meet Professor Wacky

Inventor, tinkerer, and proud owner of more buckets than any one person needs. He writes the work orders, leaves hints on sticky notes, and cheers loudly when your machine works.

"If it worked the first time, it wasn't a real invention."

Coming to the workshop

The workshop is open.

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