About Knit Master
Knit Master is a tactile knot-untangling game. Each level shows a ball of yarn tied into a small mess of overlapping loops. Drag the strands apart, lift the loops over each other, and the tangle pulls itself flat.
There is no score and no time, just the small click of a knot finally giving way. The game is built for short sessions and is easy to leave halfway — your progress stays where you left it.
How to play
Drag the strands of yarn over and around each other to remove the tangles. The level is solved when no strands overlap.
| Desktop | Click and drag a yarn strand |
|---|---|
| Mobile | Touch and drag a yarn strand |
Tips & tricks
- Find the loosest loop first — it usually unlocks the rest.
- If two strands sit on top of each other, lift the upper one out first.
- Take a step back when stuck; the next move is often the obvious one.
- Slow, steady drags work better than fast flicks.
- Long sessions are fine — the game has no fail state.
What to expect
Knit Master is a quiet untangling game with no score and no clock, built for short, low-stakes sessions. The small pleasure is mechanical: lift loops over one another and watch the tangle pull itself flat. When a knot resists, look for the single strand everything else crosses over and free that one first. Progress stays where you leave it, so it is easy to set down mid-tangle and pick up later. Expect calm and a satisfying click, not a challenge.
Frequently asked questions
Can I fail a Knit Master level?
No — there is no fail state. You keep dragging until the knot is undone.
Are there many levels?
Yes, the game ships with a long set of progressively trickier tangles.
Is it timed?
No timer. Take as long as you want.
Does the game save my progress?
Yes — level progress is stored in your browser.
