InfiniDash

One button is the whole game, and the course keeps changing what that button means. Tap to hop a glowing icon down an endless neon course that spawns to the beat of a looping synth track, clearing spike combs, staircases and floating bridges. Gates hand you one of nine forms that each answer the same single button their own way: ship, ball, UFO, wave with its own light ribbon, a robot whose hop grows the longer you hold, a spider that warps between floor and ceiling, a swingcopter running one rotor you flip with every tap, and the Spikecopter, a spiked swingcopter and UFO in one that bursts on every tap and is the only thing that can shatter a crystal wall. Launch pads and jump rings open new lines through the spikes, chained gems pay a rising multiplier, and gravity portals throw you onto the ceiling for hazard runs that can flip you twice before letting go. Bank your gems to unlock icon colors, icon shapes, portal color themes, trails, and one rare spectrum ribbon. The menu opens on the wordmark with one big round play button, a workshop disc for spending gems and a practice disc that drills any single form over one short course that actually ends, complete with a progress bar and a checkered finish wall.