Knife Master

One throw, one decision. Knife Master is a skill-focused casual game where you fling a knife, axe, or legendary sword at the right angle and with the right power to stick it cleanly into a table, wall, or platform.

About Knife Master

Every throw comes down to three variables: power, angle, and timing. Drag the mouse upward and release — a longer drag means more power and more rotations. You need to calculate the arc the blade traces through the air before it reaches the target.

Clean sticks build a combo chain and rack up big scores. Too much or too little power throws off the angle, misses the rotation count, and sends the blade off target. Repeated attempts train your feel for that balance.

Controlled medium-power throws are usually more accurate than going full force. Watching the blade's rotation speed and angle, then making small adjustments, improves your hit rate over time.

Why kids love it

Every successful stick gives a satisfying feeling. Gradually increasing difficulty and different weapon types keep curiosity alive.

Is it safe?

Stylized blade throwing with no graphic violence. Suitable for all ages.

1. Drag the mouse: Hold left click and drag upward — this sets your angle and power.
2. Release: Let go and the blade flies, spinning toward the target.
3. Read the spin: Estimate from the rotation speed whether the blade will land tip-first or at an angle.
4. Stick it cleanly: A successful throw lands with the tip planted firmly in the surface.
5. Build combos: Consecutive clean sticks raise your score multiplier.

• Medium power is more accurate: Full power makes the blade spin too fast, making the angle harder to control — medium power is more reliable.
• Count the rotations: Watch how many times the blade rotates; estimate how many it needs to reach the target right.
• Learn from misses: Every failed throw tells you something about power and angle — adjust on the next one.

• Three weapon types: Knife, axe, and sword — each with different spin characteristics.
• Combo system: Consecutive successes boost the score multiplier.
• Increasing difficulty: Later levels place targets in trickier positions.
• One-button control: Drag and release.