Tap and hold to lift, release to fall. Fly through the gaps between obstacles and go as far as you can.
A helicopter flies on the left side of the screen. Vertical obstacles with gaps scroll from the right.
Tap and HOLD anywhere on the screen to lift the helicopter up (continuous thrust). Release to let gravity pull it down. Unlike a single tap, you control altitude by how long you hold.
Hitting an obstacle, the ceiling, or the ground ends the run.
The scroll speed grows the longer you survive. Score = distance traveled.
Goal: longest distance.
The whole game lives in your finger pressure: holding gives continuous lift and releasing lets gravity pull you down, so smooth, fractional taps keep you level far better than long holds that rocket you into the ceiling. Think of it as feathering altitude with quick on-off pulses rather than yanking the helicopter up and down.
Aim for the centre of each gap, not its edges, because both the ceiling and floor are instant death and the middle gives you room to absorb a misjudged tap. Read the next gap while you are still passing through the current one, since the helicopter's momentum means you must begin adjusting your height a beat early. As the scroll speeds up, resist the panic-hold — keep your inputs light and rhythmic, and let the gaps come to you rather than diving for them.