ENDOVER vs Chase the Bone

A stick walks by planting one end and swinging the other over it. Tap to swap ends and reverse the spin. That is the whole control scheme. Only the two dots at the ends can be hit. The bar itself passes straight through obstacles, so the line you see is not the line that kills you. Shave past an obstacle without touching it and you bank a bonus. The closer you pass, the more it is worth — NICE, GREAT, or PERFECT. Time slows while you are inside the danger zone, so a near miss is something you feel, not just something you score. Every 100 m you cross a marker line and the spin gets a little faster. The course never repeats. When you die, the run rewinds and replays in slow motion with the obstacle that got you lit up. You always know what killed you. FEATURES - One-tap control, portrait, playable with one hand - Procedurally generated course — no two runs alike - Slow-motion death replay that shows the exact cause - Haptics tuned per event, and sound synthesized from waveforms - 120 Hz on ProMotion displays - Six color themes (one free, five unlocked together as a single purchase) - No ads, no accounts, no tracking. Nothing leaves your device.

Every dog is hungry, and there are blocks between them and their bones. Slide the blocks to clear a path. As soon as a dog can reach a bone, it runs over and eats it. Feed every dog before the timer runs out and the level is done. The first levels are easy. Then the bees show up. Dogs won't walk anywhere a bee can reach, so you'll need to use the blocks to shut the bees in before you open the way. Some bones sit on top of blocks, and when a dog eats one, that part of the block is gone. Sometimes that opens a new path. Sometimes it leaves you one block short. • Drag a block, let go, and watch the dogs run • Levels get trickier the further you go • Bees, walls and oddly shaped blocks to work around • Most levels take a minute or two