Lattice Nepal · Bharatpur & KathmanduSoftware studio in Nepal · since 2020
Lattice NepalSoftware Studio · Nepal

KitefallA daily kite puzzle

One numbered sky a day. Clear the kites in the fewest taps.

Coming soon to Google Play

Free · Android · works offline · no account

Kitefall home screen: Daily sky #13, Friday, Gusty, with a “Fly today’s sky” button over a paper sky and ridge, a week of small kites from Monday to Sunday, and tiles for Endless and Calm.
How it plays

Tap, relay, turn

  1. TapTap a kite and it flies the way its nose points. If its path is clear, it leaves the sky.
  2. RelayIf it reaches another kite, it waits in the cell before it and the kite it hit launches. Once that one is out of the way, the first carries on. One tap can clear a whole chain.
  3. TurnA kite that gets hit turns a quarter-turn clockwise before it flies, and stays turned. The longest chain is not always the best line.

Every sky has a par, the fewest taps it can be done in, and you score against it the way you would on a golf course. Stuck? A glimpse marks the next kite on a best line. In Calm there is no tap limit and nothing to lose, and after any solved sky you can watch it fly again, slowly, in the fewest taps.

A Kitefall board in the dusk theme: kites in four colours on a night-blue paper sky, an “Endless · Gusty” label, a tap count of 0 and a string of nine diamonds with par marked at the sixth. Undo, Restart and Glimpse sit below.
An Endless sky at dusk. Par is marked on the string of taps.
The daily

One sky a day, the same for everyone

Each day has one numbered sky: Daily sky #1, #2, #3 and so on. The week runs from Breezy on Monday to Stormy at the weekend, so you can pick the days you have the head for. Your first clear of the day is the one that counts. Replays are practice and never change your stamp.

Sky journal

Every daily you clear gets a stamp in your Sky journal, tilted a little differently each time, with a paper, silver or gold kite for how close your first clear came to par. The hills you climb are kept there too, and tomorrow’s stamp waits as a dotted outline. There are no timers and no streak penalties, only a count of the days you have played.

Share card

Share your first clear as a picture of the cleared sky with its stamp, plus a short grid of coloured squares, one per tap, that gives nothing away. Restarts, undos and glimpses show in the grid, so the share stays honest.

Kitefall share card for Daily sky #14, Saturday, Stormy: a gold kite over the ridge, a red stamp reading “Par 6, 6 taps”, a row of six squares, one per tap, and “by Lattice Nepal”.
The share card for a daily cleared at par.
Endless

Five hills of the Kathmandu valley

Endless is a climb over five hills of the valley rim, twenty skies each. Every hill has its own ridge on the horizon, a breather every fifth sky and its hardest sky at the summit.

  1. Hill 1Nagarjun
  2. Hill 2Chandragiri
  3. Hill 3Shivapuri
  4. Hill 4Phulchoki
  5. Hill 5Nagarkot

After Nagarkot the sky opens up. Open skies follow how you play: mostly at or a little above your level, easier after a few hard ones, and “Calmer skies?” if you want a gentler one. If you would rather take Breezy, Gusty and Stormy in turn, switch adaptive skies off in Settings.

A solved Endless sky: a gold kite on a string over a ridge of rooftops and hills, a red stamp reading “Par 6, 6 taps, Gusty”, and the word “Par.”
A sky cleared at par. The ridge rises as the last kite leaves.
Calm by design

A quiet game to come back to

  • No banners

    Nothing sits under the board while you play. There are no ads in Calm or the tutorial, and the daily has none except an optional glimpse.

  • Help when you ask for it

    Stuck in Endless? You can choose to watch an ad for two more taps, a glimpse or three undos. You can always try a sky again for free.

  • A break, now and then

    An occasional ad plays when you tap Next sky in Endless: at most one every three skies, and never in your first session.

  • Works offline

    Every sky is stored in the app. No account and no sign-up; your progress stays on your phone.

  • Quiet reminders, if you want them

    A daily note when a new sky is up. Off until you say yes, silent on days you have played, and it stops by itself about a week after your last daily.

  • Easy on the eyes

    Warm paper by day and dusk indigo at night, following your phone. Sound, haptics and motion can each be turned down or off, and there is a left-handed layout.

Privacy

Your data

There is no account and no sign-up. Your progress, settings and reminder choice are kept in the app’s storage on your phone and are not sent to Lattice Nepal. Uninstalling the app removes them.

Ads are served by Google AdMob, which collects some data, such as your device’s advertising ID, to show and measure them. Where the law requires it, the app asks for your consent with Google’s consent form before any ad is requested. The privacy policy explains what Google may collect and the choices you have.

Questions

Is Kitefall free?

Yes. Every sky is free to play. Kitefall shows ads, including optional rewarded ones you can choose to watch for a little extra help.

What is par?

The fewest taps a sky can be cleared in. Your first clear of a daily earns a gold kite at par or under, a silver kite at one over, and a paper kite for any other clear. Using a glimpse caps that sky at silver.

Does it work offline?

Yes. All skies are stored in the app, so you can play without a connection.

Do I need an account?

No. There is no sign-up. Your progress stays on your phone and is removed if you uninstall the app.

Is there an iPhone version?

No. Kitefall is for Android, and is coming soon to Google Play.