Within Reach: Physics Puzzle

Take a photo of a real mug and drop it into a cardboard puzzle. It falls like a mug and weighs what a mug weighs.
Season 1 is free: 34 boxes and the whole first story. No ads, no subscription.

Every level is a handmade cardboard box with a test rig inside: a lift that won’t budge for less than a kilo, or a glass pane right next to an egg. The game never hands you the answer. You look around the room, pick something and photograph it. The game cuts it out and works out what it’s made of and how heavy it is.

Then physics takes over. Glass shatters and rubber bounces. A sock lands with a flump, which is exactly what the egg was hoping for.

THE LAB
You’re the new night-shift tester at Pell & Pell, a two-storey lab that tests parcels before they’re posted. It’s run by sixty-year-old twins. Dot works downstairs and writes sticky notes. Ferdie works upstairs, types his memos in capitals and builds rigs he believes are impossible. On your first night his brass test weights vanish, so every box has to pass with your things. Their great-niece Nell, who is ten, takes the case.

IN THE BOX
• 110 physics puzzles in 7 places: Kitchen, Garage, Bathroom, Garden, Kids’ Room, Office and Attic
• Bertram, a tin wind-up car from 1958, has to reach the red flag in every box
• Painted story scenes between boxes, and a growing pile of notes on the desk
• Your Pocket keeps everything you’ve photographed, so you can play on the sofa or on a train
• Nothing within reach? Dot lends you her mug
• Photos are processed on your iPhone; only the cut-outs sync to your own iCloud
• Plays offline

PURCHASES
Season 1 (Kitchen and Garage) is free. Seasons 2 and 3 (61 more boxes) and Season 4 (the Attic, 15 boxes) are one-time purchases, and Family Sharing covers the whole family. Single things from the lab’s shelf are sold one at a time.

Ferdie has filed a formal complaint about the sock.

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