Glide In
About Glide In
Glide In is a casual physics game that looks easy until you miss a shot you were sure would work. The goal is straightforward: launch a puck and guide it into the target hole. No timers, no pressure - just you, the puck, and the shape in front of you.
Pull Back and Trust the Shot
You pull back to shoot, tweak the direction, and let go. That’s it. The puck slides based on how hard and how clean your launch is, so small adjustments really matter. A tiny change in angle can mean success or an instant fail.
Every Level Changes the Rules
Each level has five rounds, and every round comes with a different shape. Some are wide and forgiving, others are tight and awkward. You can’t rely on muscle memory here - you have to read the shape and plan the shot every time.
Walls Matter More Than You Think
White walls are safe. You can bounce the puck off them, slow it down, or redirect it. Red walls are the opposite - touch one and the round ends immediately. Most failures come from forgetting which wall is which for half a second.
Three Lives, Learn Fast
You only get three lives per round, so sloppy shots add up quickly. The good part is that restarting is fast, which makes experimenting feel natural instead of annoying.
Easy to Start, Hard to Master
Glide In doesn’t try to impress you with flashy tricks. It wins you over by making every successful shot feel earned. When the puck finally drops into the hole after a few failed attempts, it just feels right.
