Boy Toss

Boy Toss – Angle picks, safe spins, record arcs Overview: Cartoon physics thrower where you launch a ragdoll down a lane, bounce off mats, and ride fans; selecting angles, timing mid-air spins, and saving boosts for late tiles rack up distance. How to Play (Desktop & Mobile): Goal: beat distance targets and collect stars; fail on short throws in challenge modes. Controls: drag/aim, release to toss • tap to spin/boost (cooldowns) • R retry • Mobile: big aim zone with boost button. Modes/Levels: practice lane, bumper mats, fan tunnels, hazard skips, daily shot. Tips & Strategies: set a 25–35° launch, then tiny post-release nudges • hit the first mat center to preserve speed • spin only to correct drift, not continuously • boost after a bounce, never before • bank off side walls at shallow angles for safe extra meters • upgrade launch power → boost → control • common mistake: aiming too steep—height without speed kills distance. Troubleshooting: refocus canvas if throws don’t release • lower effects; cap 60 FPS • raise UI scale on phones • allow local storage for saves • enable hardware acceleration for WebGL. Similar Games You Might Like (curated): Ramp Toss—angle drills; Fan Run—timed boosts; Bumper Lane—center hits. FAQ: saves—local highs/skins • difficulty—Casual, Classic, Expert targets • accessibility—larger UI, reduced flashes, color cues • controllers—touch/mouse • offline—works after first load. Attribution & Rights: Original commentary and media created by us.