Bankshot
Drag to aim, let go, and the arrow flies. Oak sends it back, cork swallows it whole, round pegs curve it away — and a straight hit never counts.

Find the wall.
Then find the angle.
The winning line is usually a few degrees wide. The preview draws your first bounce and stops there — the rest of the flight is yours to picture.
What is Bankshot?
A geometry puzzle wearing a bow. You drag to aim an arrow and release it into a small wooden room, and it behaves the way you would expect wood to behave: oak bounces it, cork swallows it, round pegs send it off at a curve. The one rule that changes everything is that a direct hit does not count — every arrow has to bank at least once, so you are never asking where the target is. You are asking which wall gets you there.
How it plays
- Drag, aim, release. One thumb, one arrow, and a line that is usually a few degrees wide.
- The preview stops at the first bounce. It shows where the arrow leaves the first wall and nothing after — picturing the rest is the puzzle, not a thing the game does for you.
- Hoops, coins and decoys. Thread the hoop before you reach the target, grab the coin if you want the third star, and stay clear of the grey decoy that eats arrows whole.
- Par is a ceiling, not a target. Three stars go to the tight line; one star is enough to move on, so a room never blocks you.
- Later wings hand you a quiver. Glass stops an arrow and shatters, a trigger drops a shutter somewhere else on the board, and a cracked plank holds for exactly one hit. Whatever the first arrow changes, the second one inherits.
- Every room is verified. Not hand-checked — the engine solves all 125 of them and measures how wide the winning window is. A room that cannot be won cleanly does not ship.
The Biriki promise
Your first session is ad-free, and so is the first room. After that a short ad may appear between rooms — never during a shot — and an optional rewarded ad can buy you a hint. A single Remove Ads purchase clears them for good and can be restored from Settings. Progress is backed up to your own iCloud account automatically, and the whole game works with no connection at all.
Coming soon to the App Store — free, for iPhone and iPad running iOS 15 or later. The game is playable in English, Turkish, German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Traditional Chinese and Korean.