Freefall vs Homebound

Tap. Flip gravity. Don't crash. Freefall is a gravity-flip arcade puzzle built on a single rule: tap anywhere to flip gravity. Time your flips to thread a glowing sphere through 160 hand-built neon obstacle courses — and leave a trail of spray-painted light behind you on every run. Start free with the first 6 levels: play 5 normal levels, survive the Bonus Drop, then clear one more level. If it gets under your skin, unlock the full game with one $3.99 purchase. No ads. No lives. No subscription. 8 WORLDS, 8 FEELINGS Each world doesn't just change colour — it changes the physics. The Block floats and forgives. Neon Yard is snappy and twitchy. Glass refuses to stop. Furnace explodes off every tap. Void starts you upside down. Mainframe is pure, brutal precision. You'll learn the one mechanic eight times over. EVERY RUN IS A PIECE OF ART Your sphere paints as it flies. Land a clean line and you're left with a glowing trail worth screenshotting. No two runs ever look the same — share the ones you're proud of. BUILT TO RESPECT YOU • 160 hand-crafted levels across 8 distinct worlds • One-tap controls anyone can pick up in three seconds • Instant restart — no waiting, no "watch an ad to continue" • Chase 1, 2 or 3 stars on every single level • 100% offline. No account. No tracking. No WiFi required. • Native on iPhone and iPad. Dark-mode, OLED-friendly. FREE TO START. ONE UNLOCK. NO ADS. We built the physics puzzle we actually wanted to play — the kind that lets you feel the loop before asking for money, then never interrupts you with ads, timers, currencies, or lives. One full-game unlock. Play it on a plane, on the sofa, on the commute. For fans of Alto's Adventure, Monument Valley and Orbit who just want to buy a beautiful game and play it. Freefall. One tap. Eight worlds. Zero nonsense.

Homebound is a one-tap arcade game about launching lost little creatures back to their home planet. They cheer when they land. They hold on tight when the planet spins. They look a bit nervous when an asteroid passes. Tap to fire, time it right, and watch where they land. The entire game is played with a single finger. No drag, no aim, no swipe; just the planet spinning in front of you and the choice of when to tap. Wherever a creature lands, it stays there. The safe space on the planet shrinks with every shot, and the last few spots are always the hardest. Early levels are calm and forgiving. Later ones bring orbiting moons, crossing asteroids, expanding pulse rings, and planets that reverse direction mid-spin. Nothing is hard to understand at a glance, but the timing gets tight. What's inside: - 250 handcrafted levels. New mechanics are introduced one at a time, with room to settle in before the next layer arrives. - A new Daily Challenge every day. Five short levels, the same for every player that day, with a daily streak. Quick Round gives you five freshly generated levels any time. - Fully offline. No login, no wait screens, no energy meters. - Game Center leaderboards and achievements. - New Game Plus tiers with faster planet spins once the campaign is done. - Haptic feedback on the moments that benefit from it, toggleable in settings. - No ads, no tracking, no analytics, no accounts. - The first 50 levels are free. One optional purchase unlocks the other 200 and the New Game Plus tiers. Good for: - Commutes, waiting rooms, queues. The fail loop is instant, so nothing is wasted. - Players who like the clarity of old arcade cabinets and one-button games. - Short sessions. You can pick it up for a minute and put it down without losing your place. Thanks for playing.