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How high does Tower Bridge lift? How far does Earth lean? How do you draw a star? Angles is a puzzle you solve with your hands. Every level names an angle - you get the name, not the number. Work out how many degrees it is, then set it with your phone. FOLD OR TILT • On iPhone Duo, fold the hinge to the angle. • On any other iPhone, tilt the phone: lying screen up is 0°, screen down is 180°. FEEL YOUR WAY Your phone ticks gently every 15° and harder at 90°, so you can feel the scale without looking - the rest is up to you. Land within 1° for three stars. You have about five seconds. THREE WORLDS • Geometry - a pencil-drawn notebook of shapes and angles • Space - orbits, planets and tilted worlds • Architecture - famous buildings on a 3D city map IT'S ALL WRITTEN IN THE STARS After every level you get a short fun fact about the angle you found - or the one you missed. Earn stars to open new worlds. Geometry is free to play in full, with a first taste of Space and Architecture. Unlock the rest with a one-time purchase or a chapter bundle. Made by one indie developer from Poland.
Angles 通过手机的折叠或倾斜来解谜，通过手感判断角度，涉及几何、天体、建筑三类题目。
Seen on appstore · last checked 2026-10-24.
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