A little paper.
A fresh perspective.

Your daily crease game. Fold the paper. Find the shape.

Daily foldsNew paper in Midnight UTC · no time limit
01ONE SHEET. MANY POSSIBILITIES.

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A SMALL DAILY RITUAL

Make space for
a different angle.

Crease Game is a free origami puzzle you can play in your browser. Start with a square of paper. Fold it along straight guide lines until it fits the dashed target, in the same position. Every puzzle is built from a real sequence of legal folds in our flat-paper model.

Learn how it works
01

Follow the outline

Look for the target’s straight edges. They give you clues about where a crease belongs.

02

Find your fold

Drag across the paper, or use precise fold controls with your keyboard. All layers move together.

03

Enjoy the little click

Match the shape, earn your stars, and try a new perspective. Fresh daily puzzles arrive at midnight UTC.

A few things about folding.

Is Crease Game free?

Yes. Play all three daily difficulties, endless puzzles, and practice without an account or payment.

Can every target actually be made?

Each target is generated by replaying legal straight folds of every paper layer in our zero-thickness model. A verified solution is retained for hints. This is a flat paper puzzle, rather than a simulation of paper thickness or complex origami.

How do the stars and leaderboard work?

Meet the fold goal without hints for three stars and 300 points. Two extra folds earn two stars and 200 points. More folds or a hint earn one star and 100 points. Practice never enters the public leaderboard.

Where is my progress saved?

An essential browser cookie connects this browser to your saved progress and anonymous alias. Clearing cookies or changing browsers starts a separate identity. There is no account or cross-device sync.

Is this the original Crease by Blame Nick?

No. Creasegame.net is an independent paper-folding game with its own code, original challenge generator, graphics, and scoring. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Blame Nick.