Slipring

A dot runs a ring. Tap to send it the other way. Arcs close in from the dark, each with a single gap. Be in the gap. That is the whole game and you will have it in three seconds. What takes longer is the ring. The gap narrows. The arcs quicken. And then they start doing other things - a gap that slides away while you aim at it, two arcs back to back with their gaps on opposite sides, one that arrives before you have finished thinking. Each turns up on its own, gently the first few times, then in earnest. No gap is ever placed where you could not have reached it. Every death is one you can point at. - One tap. There is no second control. - Runs of about half a minute, and a ceiling a long way past that. - No ads. No purchases. No accounts. No network. - Collects nothing, sends nothing, works on a plane. - Every sound is built at launch, not sampled - the tone climbs with your streak and…