Splitter

Every level in Splitter hides more than one answer, and that's the hook: you split a joint, watch the wood tumble, and immediately wonder if there was a cleverer cut waiting. Click and drag across the material to slice it, then let gravity take over. Reach the brown exit and you win the level - but grab the stars along the way and you feel like you actually solved it well.

Not everything gives, though. Wood and joints split apart under your cursor, but metal and brick hold firm, so half the puzzle is figuring out what you're even allowed to cut. That constraint is what turns a simple drag-and-drop into a real head-scratcher.

Splitter runs straight in your browser on desktop or mobile, no download needed, so you can chase that next solution on a break or a commute. If you're into Logic games that reward a second attempt as much as the first, this one from IceStone fits right alongside the rest of MultiPixel's Puzzle games.

Guide the falling objects down to the brown exit, collecting any stars on the way if you can. Click and drag across an object to split it - this works on wood and joints, but metal and brick won't budge. Once you cut, gravity does the rest, so plan your split before you commit.

Since most levels have more than one working solution, try re-splitting a level differently once you've cleared it - there's often a cleaner path to the stars you missed the first time.