
Cut it in half. By weight.
Halfsies is a free browser-based daily puzzle game where you split objects in half by weight, not size. Each day presents five objects; you draw a cut line across each one, fine-tune it, and a scale shows how close you got to a perfect 50/50 split by weight. Heavier materials count for more, so a piece that looks half by size may not be half by weight. It includes an Endless mode with three lives, streak tracking, personal bests, and social sharing.
Draw a line across each object, drag round handles to fine-tune it, then tap Cut to see how close you got to an even split by weight.
Heavier materials count for more toward the split; chips under each object's name show how much heavier each material is (e.g. steel vs. wood).
Hold Peek to spin the object and check it before committing your cut.
Lines along an object's length turn red and won't cut, pushing you to look closely since nothing is perfectly symmetrical.
Five objects every day in the daily challenge, plus an Endless mode with three lives for extended play.
Track daily average miss over the last 14 days, best cut ever, streaks, and personal bests.
See where your cut landed versus everyone else's ('Where everyone cut') for each object.
Share your results as text or a saved image, and dare a friend to play.
Each day you get five objects. Draw a line across an object where you think the weight-balanced half is.
Drag the round handles to adjust the line, hold Peek to spin and inspect the object, then tap Cut.
A scale shows whether the left or right side came out heavier and how close you got to a perfect half; compare your cut with everyone else's.
Halfsies is a browser game where you cut objects in half by weight, not size. Each day gives you five objects; you draw a cut line and a scale shows how close you got to a perfect 50/50 split by weight.
Every day you get five objects to split. Your stats — daily average miss over the last 14 days, streaks, and best cut ever — track your performance over time.
The game splits by weight, not size. Heavier materials count for more, and chips under each object's name show how much heavier they are — e.g. steel is much heavier than wood. Nothing is perfectly symmetrical, so look closely before cutting.
Lines drawn along an object's length turn red and won't cut. Cuts must go across the object.
Yes. Endless mode gives you three lives and tracks your best score, so you can keep playing beyond the daily five objects.
Yes. For each object you can view 'Where everyone cut', comparing your cut placement against everyone else's and the perfect half.
The site doesn't mention any pricing or payments; it's presented as a free web game with optional anonymous Google Analytics for counting visits and shares.
Optional anonymous Google Analytics counts visits and shares. Successful shares are counted on the game's server by day and share type, with no player ID, cookie, or IP address stored. Crash reports go to Sentry and exclude saved runs and player identity.