One tap. One lane. A wall of arches coming at you fast — time the gap or the run ends there.
Hold to climb, release to drop. No buttons, no joystick, no tutorial longer than the first arch.
Every course is a line of arch-shaped gates. The opening moves, narrows and leans — you pick the gap on instinct, not on memory.
Bite-sized levels built for a queue, a lift, a coffee. Lose, tap, you're back in the lane.
Clean passes stack a multiplier, a clipped arch drops it. The board shows exactly where the run broke.
Frames pulled straight off a phone, mid-lane.
Three doors into the same lane. Ask for whichever one you want on the test build.
One course, the same for everybody, one attempt until tomorrow.
The arches keep coming and keep speeding up until you clip one.
A fresh course set opens for the weekend and the board resets with it.
Mode names and rules are still moving while the build is in testing.
The form below is the whole application. Tell us the phone you'd play it on if you want the build matched to it.
A reply from the studio with the invite link and a short note on what's in this round of arches.
Play as much or as little as you like. Where runs end tells us which arches are unfair, and those get rebuilt.
I meant to do one run. I did about forty. The restart is so fast you never actually decide to stop.
One tap and that's it — my brother picked it up on the train and was chasing my score by the next stop.
The arches look simple until the pace climbs. Losing never feels cheap, it feels like I read the gap wrong.
Testers, press and people who just want the arches early — same form.
We've got it. Someone from the studio will get back to you shortly with the next step.
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