We tuned physics to preserve intent. If your plan is valid, you shouldn’t lose to input weirdness. That means stable frame pacing, predictable curves, and small-but-real buffer windows.
When things go wrong, the game explains itself via clear states rather than surprise penalties. You’re invited to learn, not punished for trying.
Touch and controller curves are authored independently. We keep acceleration and deceleration within narrow bands so arcs feel consistent across devices.
We prefer predictable ramps over spikes. Patterns layer gradually so you can practice components before combining them under pressure.
Combos are about consistency, not perfection. A small timing wobble won’t zero your multiplier, but repeated mistakes will.
Hazards and pickups follow cadences that players can learn. We discourage unfair overlaps by design and telegraph high-risk moments with motion cues.
Unlock routes, cosmetics, and assist toggles by mastering clean runs. Nothing you buy will ever help you score more.
High-contrast themes, scalable UI, color-blind safe cues, and optional audio assists support longer sessions for more players.
We slowed mover acceleration by 7% after players reported unreadable overlaps at high densities.
Adjusted crosswind decay so corrections don’t over-shoot at low speeds, reducing frustration for new players.
Echo now requires one clean beat between activations to prevent autopilot abuse during Trials.
Open a world, pick a route, and practice principles in isolation before going for perfects.
