Knife Master

Knife Master invites players into a journey of skill development, where small adjustments lead to big improvements. At first, you’re just experimenting with height and spin. Soon, you’re calculating rotation angles instinctively and chasing flawless combo streaks.

It’s a game that grows with you—the more you refine your control, the more satisfying each throw becomes.

How Swiping Affects Your Throw

Length vs. Speed

Two core elements shape every throw

Swipe Distance (Length) determines how high the blade travels
Swipe Velocity (Speed) controls how fast it rotates in midair

A longer swipe sends the blade into a taller arc, giving it more airtime. A faster flick increases rotation speed. The trick is balancing both elements so the blade completes its rotation exactly as it reaches the target surface.

Calculating the Perfect 360°

Each blade length changes the timing of a full rotation. Short knives rotate quickly and require tighter, controlled flicks. Longer blades take more time to complete a 360-degree spin.

Mastering this rotation rhythm is what transforms random throws into consistent tip-first landings.

Common Pitfalls to Avoid

Air Drag on Long Blades: Taller arcs increase exposure to air resistance, slightly altering landing timing
Over-Swiping: Excess force leads to uncontrolled rotations. Smoothness beats power
Breaking Focus After a Miss: A botched landing can disrupt rhythm. Reset mentally before your next throw
Ignoring Blade Differences: Switching weapons without adjusting timing often leads to streak resets