Fold a paper plane. Point it at the edge. Tap, and off it goes — whoosh. Planes only fly when the lane ahead is clear, so the order you send them in is the whole game.
The whole campaign was rebuilt. The weather vane, the cork, the cracked floor and the portal now arrive much earlier, so the puzzles start sooner. All 400 levels were regenerated and every one is solver-checked.
New: Whoosh now speaks 8 languages. It follows your device language, and you can change it in Settings.
First release on the App Store.
Twenty chapters of hand-checked boards, four toys that bend the route, and an endless mode once the campaign runs out.
A logic puzzle wearing a paper plane costume. Each board holds a handful of folded planes, all pointing somewhere. Tap one and it flies straight until it leaves the board — but only if the lane ahead is completely clear. Clear the board and the level is done. The planes never change; the order you send them in is the entire puzzle.
Boards this fiddly are easy to get wrong, and an unsolvable level is the fastest way to lose a player. So every one of the 400 levels is run through a solver before it ships — if the solver cannot finish it, the level does not exist. Solvability here is a checked fact, not a hope.
No timers, no energy bar refilling while you sleep, no subscription. The game plays fully offline. A short ad appears between levels once you are a few wins in, and a single optional one-time purchase removes ads for good. That is the whole store.
Out now on the App Store and Google Play — free, for iPhone and iPad running iOS 15 or later and Android phones and tablets running Android 7.0 or later.
