Four-direction control

Move clean. Time the bounce.

The rules are intentionally easy to understand. The challenge comes from using momentum well enough to survive the course.

Choose Continue or a level

Continue resumes your most recent stage. Levels lets you select from the stages you have already unlocked.

Move with the virtual keypad

Tap left or right to position the ball. Use up and down where the level design calls for vertical control or directional timing.

Work with gravity and bounce

Your ball is always affected by the level’s physical rhythm. Watch landing points and avoid overcorrecting near gaps.

Dodge the danger pieces

Spikes and falls can end a run, while moving platforms and gates demand better timing as stages become more involved.

Collect, then reach the portal

Pick up collectibles when the route allows it and guide the ball safely to the finish portal to complete the stage.

Unlock the next challenge

Finishing a level advances your progress. You can return to earlier unlocked stages whenever you want to improve a run.

Rules worth remembering

Simple rules create the hard decisions.

Most mistakes happen when movement continues longer than the level geometry allows. Use the rules below to stay in control.

Spike rule

Touching a spike ends the run, so leave enough room for your ball’s bounce arc.

Platform rule

Moving platforms reward patience. Let the platform come to your line instead of forcing every jump.

Portal rule

The finish portal is your stage goal. Reach it safely to complete the level and move forward.

Gate rule

Do not chase a closing gate. Reset your position, wait for the next opening, and cross with a controlled approach.

Collectible rule

Collectibles are worth taking when the route remains safe. Finishing the stage is always the main objective.

Retry rule

A failed attempt is route information. Notice where your landing went wrong and make a smaller correction on the next run.

Control tips

Use less input than you think.

Momentum does part of the movement for you. Shorter taps make it easier to read the next landing and prevent oversteering near spikes or narrow surfaces.

Tap, then observeCenter before gapsWait for moving platformsKeep recovery space
← →Fine horizontal positioning
↑ ↓Directional control where needed
Pause when you need a break
Retry and adjust your route