Crease is Nick’s free daily origami puzzle at blamenick.com/crease. You fold a square sheet until it covers a dashed target exactly, in as few folds as you can. It is not the number-strip Crease, the air-hockey CREASE, or the iPhone notebook game — this guide is about Nick’s browser puzzle.
Each local day brings Easy, Medium, and Hard, plus a Master bonus. Easy, Medium, and Hard define the streak. Master does not. A new sheet arrives at midnight in your own time zone, which is the line on the help page, not a universal clock.
Start here
Today's answers
Hints for Easy, Medium, Hard, and Master.
Folding rules
Par, stars, and the four daily tiers.
Modes
What counts toward the streak.
Which Crease?
Ten games that share the name.
Folding games
Browser folds and paper puzzles.
Answer archive
Every set since 15 Oct 2026.
A real play-through
Rangsk published a five-minute spotlight on 11 Nov 2026. I use it as a second view of the board: the four daily names, the hint button, Endless, and Practice all show up in the clip. It is his video, not a trailer from Blame Nick.
Questions people ask
Is Crease free?
Yes. The public game page offers Crease in the browser with no account required. Progress stays on the device unless you choose an account for sync.
Is Crease a Wordle-style game?
Only in the daily sense: one shared set per day, then a fresh sheet at local midnight. The task is folding paper over a dashed shape, not guessing a word.
Is this the crash game?
No. Search boxes often rewrite “crease game” into “crash game.” This site covers Nick’s origami puzzle and does not host crash content.
Can I play it on this page?
The game page refuses to be embedded. The Play button opens blamenick.com/crease in a new visit.
Sources
- Crease on Blame Nick . Checked 2026-11-14.
- Crease help . Checked 2026-11-14.
- Daily Crease guide — Confirms a local-midnight reset. Checked 2026-11-14.
- Rangsk Indie Spotlight . Checked 2026-11-13.