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Fold It game iconFold It

Fold it. Fold it again. Make the shape.

Square grid of paper beside a pink target shape with fold arrows on each side
Fold it twice, three times, then a crane.

About Fold It

Professor Crease runs the origami club, and she wants one exact shape. Fold It hands you a sheet of paper and a pink target. Each move folds one side over onto the other half, and you keep folding until the paper matches.

The sheets grow from a small 4 by 4 square to a big 8 by 8 by level 5, and the folds needed climb from 2 up to 5. Use too many folds and the paper turns into a napkin. The boss is THE CRANE, the biggest sheet with 5 folds on a 70-second clock. You can undo with R. Tip: work backwards from the target, figuring out which fold made its last edge, then do the folds in reverse order.

How to play

Fold the paper until it matches the pink shape.

Controls

Arrows (or swipe that side) to fold. R undoes. Works with keyboard, mouse and touch.

Tip

Work out the last fold first by looking for the target's straight edges, then reverse your way back.

Levels

Five handcrafted levels, each adding something new, with a boss on level 5. Earn up to three stars per level, then keep going in endless mode.

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