CHUTE

About CHUTE

CHUTE is a factory puzzle game where gravity does the work of a conveyor belt. A hopper pours grey parts, a bin waits for red ones, and the space between them is yours to fill. Parts only move when they land on something, so you lay a chute and they fall. Tap a painter into the line and the parts leave it red. A ramp redirects the stream, a splitter alternates parts left and right, a mould reshapes them, a filter sorts, and a merger stacks one part on another. Nothing is dragged or wired — the machine is exactly what you tapped, and the parts pour through it while you watch.

The game spans 96 levels across eight wings, each wing built around one new idea: mixing paint, wear, lifts and pipes, grime, pistons and fans, and a robot arm. A Daily Shift brings a fresh order every day with a streak to maintain, and a crew of eight characters who talk back. No timers, no lives — you build the whole line first, then press Start.

How to Play CHUTE: Build the Line, Then Watch It Run

The goal is to fill every bin with the parts it asks for before the hoppers run dry. Build a complete path from hopper to bin using ramps, chutes, painters, moulds, splitters, filters, and mergers, then press Start and watch the machine run. A spilled part is gone for good; a slow machine simply creates a queue. Each level awards three stars and a score — fewer lost runs means more points.

When a hopper pours faster than one painter can handle, the queue stacks up. The solution is a second line, splitting the work across parallel paths.

Controls

• Mouse or touch — place a tool: Pick a tool, then tap a cell to place it
• Tap a ramp again: Flip its direction
• Keys 1–9: Pick a tool
• Space: Start the run
• R: Restart the level
• Esc: Pause

Games You Might Like

If the logic-building side of CHUTE appeals to you, puzzle games on Playgama cover a wide range of brain-teasing challenges worth exploring. For more grid-based planning, Blockibo: Color Blocks asks you to move colored blocks, unlock gates, and clear the board with careful sequencing. Arrow Puzzle rewards the same kind of deliberate, step-by-step thinking as you remove arrows from a grid in the correct order. Arrows adds a collision mechanic where launch order and direction decide whether you clear the field within a limited number of moves. Arrow Exit Puzzle is another minimalist board-clearing challenge built around spatial logic and correct sequencing. All of these sit comfortably alongside CHUTE in the broader world of logic games that reward planning over reflexes.