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An original one-tap arcade runner. Tap to flip gravity and drop your runner to the floor or up to the ceiling, weaving past obstacles that jut from both surfaces. It speeds up the longer you survive — how far can you get?
Your runner moves forward automatically along the screen. Tap anywhere to flip gravity: it falls down to the floor or rises up to the ceiling, depending on which way gravity is currently pulling.
Obstacles jut out from both the floor and the ceiling as the world scrolls past. Flip to the safe side and thread through the gaps — touch any obstacle and the run is over. Each obstacle you clear is one point.
The twist is momentum: flipping does not teleport you, it just reverses the pull, so the runner accelerates across the gap and you must flip early to arrive on the safe side in time. The scroll speed creeps up the longer you survive. Tap New to start again and push your best score higher.
Flip early, not late. Gravity has to accelerate you across the gap, so the runner starts slow and speeds up as it travels. Tap before the obstacle reaches you, not as it arrives, or you will still be mid-flight when you hit it.
Watch the next obstacle, not the current one. By the time an obstacle is beside you it is too late to react; read the one coming up and pre-commit your flip so you are already settling onto the safe surface as it passes.
Don't double-tap by reflex. Two quick taps cancel out and leave you exactly where you started but with built-up speed, which usually slams you into the surface you were trying to leave. One deliberate flip per obstacle is almost always right.
Respect the speed-up. Early runs feel gentle, but the scroll keeps creeping faster and the gaps arrive sooner. Settle flush against a surface between obstacles so you have the full height of the screen to cross when the next flip is needed.