Glide In

Not many words can describe how good it feels when your little puck rolls into the hole after a long fall. To beat Glide In, you need to be good at puzzle games. The only goal is to get the puck to the goal with the right amount of force and edge.
Don't think it's easy just because it looks that way. As you complete the game's tasks, you'll have to carefully plan your moves to keep from running into dangerous things. Are you careful and well-behaved enough to finish all the levels? Do something now!

How to play Glide In

Drag the swing, aim, and then let go to start. It's easy to understand how to play In, just like slingshot or pool:
Click or tap on the puck to move it backwards. The shot is stronger the farther you push. You can change the direction of the arrow and hit the target by moving your finger.
Set the position and force, and then let go of the ball. It will then slide across the 3D surface.
According to the 3-Try Rule, you can try each mini-level three times. As soon as you fail three times, you have to start over.
To finish a level, you have to beat 5 mini-challenges in a row, which are called Stages. In that level, if you fail once, you have to start over from the beginning. It's tough, but fun!

Important things about Glide In

The only thing that counts is how well you can coordinate your hands and eyes; luck doesn't matter.
There are new graphics. The game looks real and smooth now that it has bright colors and clear 3D pictures.
Skins: To make the game more fun, you can give your ball fun shapes like unicorns or donuts.
Not as easy: As you go further, more challenges will show up to test your skills.

Features

Stay away from red. Someone in red is the bad guy in this game. If you hit a red wall or something else, the shot will fail right away. Please do not go near them at all costs!
Instead of red, try green for your walls or pillows. You can hit the balls through the wall in any direction to get them into the hole because the balls bounce very well.
You don't always need to be strong. Sometimes a light push works better. To change the pulling force, look at how far away the hole is.
Take it easy while you do these things: Because you need five straight wins to finish the level, be very careful in the last four or five games. If you aren't paying attention, you might have to start over!
It's great that this kind of game is "easy to play, hard to master." It's fun and simple to play Glide In. Some people play it for fun, but others get hooked and play for hours with the goal of beating harder levels.

You can make a pretty slide on your computer while you wait for the bus or after work. Have fun beating other people in the ranks and getting the coolest set of spheres in the Glide In game!