RING

A spinning ring. A ball. One finger. Nothing else on screen to hide behind.

Tap to hop over the spikes coming at you. When the gap in the ring arrives, tap once
to jump — then tap again, and wait as long as you dare before you do. The later the
second tap, the further you fly. Wait too long and there is no floor left to leave
from.

The whole game lives in that half-second of nerve. Your timing window is about eighty
milliseconds wide, and you get one every few seconds, faster and faster, until you
blink. Look away and the run is over.

Every ring is generated the moment you reach it, and every one of them is beatable.
The ring never places a spike where you cannot land, and never opens a gap you cannot
cross. If you die, it was you. That is the point.

Then the ring spins faster. And the gap gets wider. And you go again.

FEATURES

- One control. Tap. That is the whole game.
- A run is 30 seconds or 5 minutes, decided entirely by your attention.
- Instant restart — no menus between you and the next attempt.
- Difficulty that never stops climbing, all the way past 100 rings.
- A soundtrack that builds with your run, generated live, never quite the same twice.
- Your best runs, kept on your device.
- No ads. No in-app purchases. No account. No internet required.

RING collects nothing about you. It does not know your name, and it never asks.