Double Wires

Double Wires is a minimalist yet addictively challenging Flash game where you control a stickman swinging through space using two grappling wires. Inspired by Spider-Man mechanics, your goal is to travel as far as possible by perfectly timing your swings from one platform to another. With its simple visuals and mouse-only control, this score-attack gem tests your reflexes and momentum mastery in a strangely satisfying way.

How to play Double Wires

Mastering Double Wires is all about rhythm, precision, and lightning-fast decision-making. Your stickman only has two tools: elastic wires and gravity-defying hope. Here’s how to make the most of them.

Basic Controls

Mouse Only: Click to shoot a wire.

Alternate Hands: Each click switches which wire-hand is used — first click is one wire, next click is the other.

Swing Physics: The wires act like elastic tethers; they stretch and swing, pulling you forward.

Click near the top of the screen to latch onto platforms, then time your next click as you swing forward to shoot the other wire. The key is to maintain a continuous flow — swing, release, shoot.

Platform Strategy

Stay High: Aim your wires toward upper platforms for better visibility and more recovery time.

Momentum is King: The faster your swing, the farther you can go. Use angled swings to build speed.

Plan Ahead: Always spot the next anchor point before releasing your wire.

Tips for Desktop and Mobile

• Desktop: Ideal for mouse precision. Just point and click to swing.
• Mobile (Touch Controls): Tap to shoot wires; make sure to alternate quickly for smooth motion.

FAQ

How do I shoot the wire?

Simply click anywhere on the screen. Your wire will shoot from the stickman toward your mouse pointer.

Why do I fall suddenly?

You fall when your wire doesn’t latch onto a platform or you wait too long between swings. Timing is everything!

Can I control how far the wire goes?

Yes, indirectly. The wire will aim for your mouse/touch point, so aiming farther or closer affects the swing arc and speed.

Is there an end to the game?

Nope! It’s endless. Your objective is to beat your previous distance — it’s a pure score attack experience.

What’s the best way to improve?

Practice! Learn the timing of the swing, anticipate the next anchor, and develop a rhythm. Small adjustments make a huge difference.