Geometry Smash vs Skate Rush 3D

Small shapes. Big battles. Geometry Smash turns circles, squares, and triangles into a pocket-sized platform fighter. Jump into the arena, build damage, and launch your opponent out of bounds. Simple shapes make every clash easy to follow; distinct moves give you plenty to master. PICK YOUR PLAYSTYLE Square controls space with a charging wall smash and a bouncing trampoline. Circle stays mobile with three jumps, a tethered yo-yo dash, and zig-zag recovery. Triangle pressures opponents with aimed projectiles and a radial explosion. Learn their moves with animated previews before you fight. BATTLE YOUR WAY Challenge a computer opponent with adjustable difficulty, play a friend on the same Wi-Fi network, connect nearby over Bluetooth without internet, or share an Internet room code. Multiplayer uses separate devices. MAKE EVERY MOVE COUNT Use directional attacks, aerial spins, shields, and recovery moves to turn a close match around. Damage increases knockback, so a well-timed hit can change everything. FIND YOUR COMFORT ZONE Adjust control size and placement to fit your thumbs. Play across Battle Arena and Colosseum, with clear hit effects, shield warnings, and respawn protection indicators. Choose a shape. Find your edge. Start the next battle. Play in landscape. Nearby multiplayer requires Bluetooth or local-network permission on supported devices.

Jake finished school on a Tuesday. By Wednesday, the board won. SkateRush is a pick-up-and-play arcade skater with a story: ride five hand-built parks — the schoolyard at Sunset High, Ripline skatepark, a neon-dusk warehouse, a mega-ramp desert canyon, and the Tron-style Neon Gridlock arena — chasing score targets, stars, and style. • One-thumb controls, deep combos: ollie, kickflip, heelflip, shuvit, 360s, impossibles, grinds, chain swings, and vert airs • Speed is style — stunts landed at full pace score big; button-mashing in a corner doesn't • A story that rides with you: comic interludes carry Jake from detention dodger to master of the grid • 7 riders to unlock — including a goat, a slice of toast, and whatever Glorp is — plus decks and gear to customize • Day, sunset, and starlit night skies; every park has its own light • Full game-controller support with rumble, plus keyboard on iPad • No ads, no in-app purchases, no data collection. Just skating. Drop in. The grid is waiting.