Angry Nerds: The Slingshot Game, Powered by Your Notes

Angry Nerds is a slingshot destruction game built entirely from your own study notes. Every turn has the same simple shape: answer one question, then take one shot. A correct answer puts a Nerd, a round bird in big nerd glasses, on the slingshot. A wrong answer never skips your turn or costs you a life; it hands you a little pebble instead, so you always have something to fling and a wobbly fort can still come down.

The forts are real physics. Wood planks crack and splinter, glass panes shatter on a light touch, and stone blocks only give way to something heavy or a proper explosion. Drag anywhere on the stage to pull the band back, watch the dotted arc, and let go. Purple Grumps sit on top of the towers and hide inside the huts, and the fort is cleared the moment the last one is knocked out. The whole thing is watched from a camera that zooms in while you aim and pulls back to follow the shot, so every collapse plays out in full.

Streaks of right answers earn stronger Nerds. One right answer loads Rocky, a solid all-rounder. Keep the streak going and you get Trio, who splits into three when you tap, then Zip, who dashes forward, then Boom, who explodes, and finally Chunk, the big heavy one who topples whole towers. Each has a material it is especially good against, so the best players think about which Nerd is coming before they take a shot.

Nothing in Angry Nerds is timed. The question waits for as long as you need, and the fort stands perfectly still until you fling something at it. Each fort gives you a flock of questions to clear it with; clear it with shots to spare for three stars, or run out and choose between trying the same fort again with fresh questions and finishing to see your score. Every cleared fort is a bit taller and tougher than the last, and your best score and the leaderboard are always there to beat.