Pulse Trace

Pulse Trace is an arcade game of reflexes, precision, and survival where each tap controls a pulse within an ever-changing corridor.

Gravity never stops. Tap to gain momentum, adjust your trajectory, and navigate increasingly narrow passages as the signal accelerates, changes shape, and introduces new threats.

Choose from three difficulty modes:

• Flow — learn the rhythm and master the fundamentals.

• Surge — face higher speeds, anomalies, and sector events.

• Overload — adapt to procedural courses, increasing pressure, and Signal Fractures that transform the corridor at extreme depths.

During each run, collect different types of Cores:

• Sync Core — increases your synchronization.

• Flux Core — temporarily improves pulse control.

• Overcharge Core — offers great rewards in exchange for more speed and risk.

• Echo Core — replicates the last module used.

Use Sync Charges to activate strategic modules at the right time. Time Brake, Micro Pulse, Wide Signal, Stabilizer, Phase, and Shield allow you to adapt your strategy to the most difficult sectors.

But not everything in the corridor is in your favor.

Anomalies can reverse gravity, increase your weight, reduce your momentum, interfere with synchronization, or completely alter race conditions. Sector events can also affect the entire corridor.

The deeper you go, the more unstable the signal becomes.

Features:

• Simple touch control
• Gravity and momentum-based physics
• Three modes with their own progression
• Procedural races in Overload
• Signal fractures in deep sectors
• Cores with different effects
• Combo and Sync system
• Active modules chosen before the race
• Beneficial, hostile, and chaotic anomalies
• Special sector events
• Daily Challenge with shared course
• Google Play Games achievements
• Leaderboards for Flow, Surge, and Overload
• Pulse archive with history, systems, anomalies, and modules
• Locally saved progression and statistics
• Progression, statistics, and achievements integrated with Google Play Games

Learn the rhythm. Control the trajectory. Adapt to the signal.

How far can you take Pulse Trace?