Stone Shark

From the very first seconds, the game immerses you in a challenging atmosphere. In the center of the stage is a stone ring, with a small ember moving around its circumference. The player controls its orbit: holding the screen increases its radius, and releasing it brings the ember closer to the center.

The task is simple yet intense: prevent it from touching the walls of the ring. Periodically, updrafts flare up, accelerating movement and requiring instant reactions. Mistakes cost lives, but with a successful streak of ten turns, you can regain one (maximum three).

In addition to surviving, the player collects coins to replenish their balance. The game costs 50 coins, but if the balance drops below 100, a bonus is awarded to continue.

The difficulty increases with each minute: the updrafts appear more frequently, the ember moves faster, and reaction time decreases. Each new turn becomes a test of attention and dexterity.

In the settings, you can turn sound, vibration, and notifications on or off. The instructions section explains the basic controls.

The game combines simple controls, escalating tension, and the thrill of collecting coins, turning every launch into a race for a new high score.