Halfsies
Cutting a cake in half is easy. Cutting a strange 3D object in half by weight is not. Halfsies gives you five objects a day and one cut each.
How Halfsies works
Look at the object. Turn it and see where most of its bulk sits.
Line up the knife. Place the cut where you think the weight splits evenly.
Cut. See how far off you were and which side is heavier. Do all five objects, then compare with other players.
Find the heavy end
Most objects have one heavy end and one light end. The cut almost always sits closer to the heavy end than the middle of the shape suggests. Train your eye to find the fattest part first, then slide the knife toward it.
Ways to play
- Today: five objects, the same for everyone
- Endless: keep cutting until three misses
- Bonus thirds: cut into three equal parts
- Past days: replay old objects
Common Halfsies questions
How many cuts do I get?
One per object, and five objects a day.
What does the game tell me after a cut?
How far off you were and which side came out heavier, left or right.
Is it by size or weight?
By weight. The goal is two pieces of equal weight.
Is there more than the daily?
Yes. Endless mode with three lives, a bonus thirds mode and past days.
Are there sister games?
The site links Flipsies, Stackdle, Amountle, Puttsies and Weighsies.
Halfsies strategy
- Weight is not the same as size. A thin handle weighs little even if it is long.
- Hold to peek before cutting if the object hides its shape.
- Look at where everyone else cut afterwards. It shows common mistakes.
- Thin or hollow parts fool the eye. Ask where the solid material is, not where the outline is.
Halfsies in numbers
- Objects
- 5 a day
- Goal
- Cut each one in half by weight
- Feedback
- Left heavier or right heavier
- Endless
- Three lives
- Extras
- Bonus thirds and past days
- Social
- See where everyone else cut
- Category
- More daily games, skill
Facts checked on 2026-11-09. Halfsies belongs to Halfsies. Megadle is not linked to it.