VIP Guard vs Arcwise

Can you perform the ultimate rescue in VIP Guard? Time to switch on close protection mode and become a master of security! In this challenging, yet amazing and fun game, you’ll need to use all your skills. Here’s how to play. 1. Look for threats from your enemies. Spotted one? It’s time to spring into action. 2. Just the distance between you and your charge. Can you dive to make it in time to protect them? We hope so. 3. Wait! Did you just stop the bullet and level up? Go you! With cool graphics, satisfying and smooth gameplay, you’ll wonder what you did with your time before you discovered VIP Guard?

A dot circles the ring. An arc waits somewhere ahead. Tap when the dot is inside it. That is the whole game. Every hit makes the dot faster and the arc narrower. One miss ends the run. Hit the exact centre of the arc and it counts as a perfect and perfects in a row build a multiplier up to ×5. The colour of the screen shifts as the run goes on, so you can feel how far you have come without reading a number. FIVE MODES STEADY — Slow and wide, and it never reverses. The place to learn the rhythm. CLASSIC — The full curve, with the dot reversing direction later in a run. RUSH — No warm-up. It starts roughly where Classic begins to hurt. ALTERNATE — The dot reverses on every single hit. The timing is never twice the same. VANISH — The dot fades out before it reaches the arc. Tap from memory. Each mode keeps its own best score and its own global leaderboard. BUILT TO BE FAIR The next arc is never placed so close that it cannot be reached. However fast the dot is travelling, there is always time to react — so when you miss, it is because you mistimed it, not because the game cheated. ALSO • Twelve achievements, from your first perfect hit to fifty hits without a miss • Game Center leaderboards for all five modes • Your records follow you between devices over iCloud • Plays entirely offline and works without signing in to anything • No adverts, no in-app purchases, no account, no tracking • Every sound is generated as you play, so a long streak turns into a rising melody