Unfair Corners tasks you with tapping a bouncing logo in sync with its movement to earn currency and unlock upgrades, working toward the challenge of hitting all ten corners. The appeal lies in its arcade-style timing precision and steady progression loop, though players report inconsistent scaling and unclear mechanics around alternate endings. Best suited for those seeking a low-engagement clicker that rewards attention without demanding strategy.
About this game
A quick time arcade game where you time each bounce to earn more money and improve your chances of hitting all 10 corners. Simple mechanics, precise timing, and steady progression through upgrades.
What players are saying
▲ Recommended0 hrs
Unfair Corners just released. Simple game where the Video logo bounces around the screen. Tap when it touches the sides to earn cash, upgrade, and try to hit the corners. You really need to tap frequently and get the timing right to rack up coin. UI needs improvement and I'd love to see some more interesting upgrades but it's fun and casual as-is.
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Cannot recommend. The scaling is way off and the upgrades do not feel satisfying. No indication how to get other endings other than the "Jumpscare" I got 3 times. The "perfect" streaks feel like pure luck. What put me off the most... There is an achievement you get for *not* refunding. Like the dev already knew the product he put out would be refunded a lot. I refunded. I didn't even get an hour out of it. I like these little short incrementals. II play them often. But this is one I do not want in my collection.
Nice little DVD idle screen bounce game. A great turn your brain off kind of game where you're rewarded for timing and hitting that elusive corner. Upgrades keep it going but watch out for the decay.