Quadshot: Reflex Arcade

Slide, aim, fire. Then the rules start swapping under you: cross kills square, both pairs flip, three symbols rotate. How long does your muscle memory hold?

Quadshot is a fast, minimal reflex arcade game.

Symbols fall from the top. A row of four glowing pads wraps around the bottom of the screen — slide it, line up the matching pad, and fire straight up to destroy each symbol before it crosses the line. Miss three and it's over.

Nine escalating phases keep changing the rules and the speed:

• MATCH THE SHAPE — hit each symbol with its own pad • MATCH THE COLOR — the shape is a decoy; match by color instead • CROSS-MATCH — two symbols trade places: fire cross to kill square • DOUBLE CROSS — now both pairs are swapped; nothing hits its own • TRIPLE CROSS — three symbols rotate, and only one still plays fair

…each played slow, then faster, then fastest.

The muscle memory you build in phase 1 is the thing working against you by phase 9. Every rule change is a reaction test on top of a reflex test. Can you rewire fast enough?

FEATURES

• One-thumb controls — slide to aim, tap to fire • Endless arcade run with combo multipliers and streak rewards • Nine phases, three rules, three speeds — a new challenge every few seconds • Local high scores and lifetime stats • Haptic feedback and punchy neon juice • Plays offline — no accounts, no sign-up, no waiting • Share your score card and dare a friend to beat it • Watch an ad to continue a run, or remove ads with a one-time purchase

Pick it up for one run. Stay for the run after that.