Helix Fall: Ball Jump Tower

1000 levels, an endless mode and ten leagues to climb. Spin the tower, drop the ball, and chain combos straight through the rings.

One ball. One tower. Tens of thousands of rings that would rather you didn't get past them.

Drag to spin the tower and let the ball fall through the gaps. Touch a coloured ring and the run ends there. Keep falling clean and the ball builds a combo, and a ball with enough combo behind it smashes straight through a ring instead of breaking on it. That's the whole game. It takes about four seconds to learn.

1000 LEVELS The tower grows taller, the gaps narrow, and the rings start moving. Every level is graded Easy, Normal, Hard or Extreme, and you can see which you're walking into before you press play. Every hundredth one is Extreme.

ENDLESS MODE Swipe left on the menu. No goal ring, no finish line - the tower keeps generating underneath you for as long as you keep the ball alive, and the palette rolls over every thirty seconds. One run, one score, your best kept for good.

THREE STARS PER LEVEL Clear it. Clear it on a combo chain. Clear it under par time. Stars are worth Legend Points, and those carry you up ten leagues from Iron to Legend - and Legend has no ceiling.

EIGHT BALLS Collect orbs on the way down and spend them in the ball picker. Prism costs 80, Hemo 100, climbing from there through Glacier, Toxin, Quicksilver, Black Hole and Binary. Each changes how the ball looks in flight, never how it plays. Nothing you unlock makes a level easier.

FIVE PALETTES Violet Circuit, Coral Bloom, Deep Current, Paper Mint and Ember Dusk. The whole game recolours - rings, trail, debris and all.

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW Plays offline. No account, no sign-in, nothing to create. No in-app purchases. Every ball is reachable by playing. Ads run between some runs, plus a rewarded video you can watch for orbs if you want them sooner. You never need one to finish a level or unlock anything. One hand, portrait, any session length.

Spin. Drop. Don't touch the sides.