A notebook that folds.
Ninety-Nine for iPhone Duo. Coming in a free update. Try it here.
Open the phone and the game spreads across both halves like an exercise book.
Close it, and in Stickman Battle that is how you take your shot. The notebook above stands in for the phone, each page one half of its inner display: swing the left page shut, or use the hinge under it, and play the tour to watch the whole thing in about forty seconds. It is best on a wide screen, or a phone turned sideways.
What changes on a phone that folds.
Two pages
Every game lies across the fold: the instructions and your score on the left page, the paper you play on to the right. Nothing you touch sits on the crease.
A real fold
In Stickman Battle you aim on your page, then close the phone. When the pages meet, your paint is stamped onto Scribble’s. Open it to see what you hit. The Fold button still works.
Shut, it is a phone
On the cover display it is the game you already know, kept clear of the Dynamic Island that runs down the side.
Any iPhone will do for now.
Tiny tests of precision. Graded out of 100. Free, offline, and quiet.
Google Play · coming soon
Free. No ads, no in-app purchases, no account.
The demo shows the game’s iPhone Duo layouts on a paper notebook that stands in for the phone, each page the size of one half of its inner display (475 × 669 points). Screens may change before the update ships. iPhone is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries and regions.