Space Switch is a one-tap arcade climb. You fly a lone astronaut up through
spinning neon orbits, and you can only pass through the band that matches the
colour of your visor. Tap to fire the thrusters, read the spin, pick your
moment. Get it wrong and the run is over.
HOW TO PLAY
• Tap anywhere to thrust upward. Stop tapping and gravity takes you.
• Every gate is split into coloured sections. Only the one matching your visor
will let you through.
• Fly through a switcher to change colour before the next gate.
• Take the star at the centre of each gate — it is your score and your currency.
• One mistake ends the run.
74 GATES, AND THEY KEEP CHANGING
Rings, open frames, spinning crosses, beaded orbits, and full-width colour
bands that slide instead of turn. Each level draws from the gates you have most
recently unlocked, so reaching a new level genuinely changes what you are
flying through rather than reshuffling what you already know.
A SKY THAT DOES NOT RUN OUT
Every level charts two new worlds. Odd levels hold a singularity; even ones
hold a galaxy, a wormhole or an asteroid belt. All of it is logged in a gallery
you can open any time — worlds you can spin in your hand and inspect, moons you
can focus on one at a time. Reach level 100 and there are 300 things in the
log, and there is still more above you.
POWER-UPS
• SHIELD — through anything, whatever colour it is.
• FIRE — break gates apart instead of dying to them.
• BOOST — every tap carries you further.
EIGHT SUITS
Spend the stars you collect on astronaut suits, from the standard-issue Cadet
to Magnetar, Comet and Plasma.
BUILT FOR SHORT SESSIONS
No tutorial, no menus to learn, no account. One thumb, instant restarts, and
progress that is saved as you go, so the next run picks up at the level you
reached. Turn on Daily Discoveries and the game will tell you what is waiting
on your next level.
Free to play and ad-supported. Watch a video to revive a run or top up stars,
entirely by choice. Plays offline; ads are the only part that needs a
connection.
Tap to fly. Match the colour. Chart a sky that never runs out.