DropeeE vs Pyonmichi

Two years since the ReacheeE release... The latest entry in the series is finally here!! Have you ever played a game like this? Just move forward and drop! But make one wrong move, and you’ll plunge straight into the abyss! You’ll definitely find yourself shouting “Aaaahhh!” before you know it! ■ How to Play ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ◇ Press Go to move forward. ◇ Release at just the right timing. ◇ And… you fall. That’s all! Super simple—anyone can play. Aim for the No.1 spot in the world rankings!

A tap-only obstacle course packed with traps. Pyonmichi ("hop path" in Japanese) stars Pyon, a little white mochi-like hopper. Run along 50 handcrafted paths and survive pits, spikes, springs, moving platforms, and crumbling floors on your way to the goal flag. TWO CONTROLS. THAT'S ALL. - Tap = small hop - Hold = big jump No joysticks, no swipes, no complicated tutorials. If you can tap, you can play. BRUTALLY HARD. ALWAYS FAIR. - Every path has a mid-course checkpoint. Hit a trap and you are back on your feet in about one second. - All 50 stages are verified to be clearable. Every jump has been checked, so the only thing between you and the goal is your timing. - New traps appear as you progress through 5 chapters, from the gentle First Path to the merciless Starry Path. DESIGNED TO STAY OUT OF YOUR WAY - No ads during gameplay. Ever. - Works completely offline. Play on the train, on a plane, anywhere. - Every single stage is free. No paywalls, no energy system, no waiting. DRESS UP YOUR PYON - Unlock 6 colors of Pyon as you play: White, Ink, Gold, Peach, Sky, and Matcha. PERFECT FOR ANYONE WHO LOVES - One-tap platformers and timing games - "Just one more try" hardcore casual challenges - Quick sessions you can play with one hand Stuck on a path? A checkpoint is never far, retries are instant, and if a stage really has your number, you can optionally watch a short video to skip it - or keep grinding until you own it. How far can you hop? The 50 paths are waiting for you. Note: This app is free and supported by ads. Ads are limited to natural breaks such as after clearing a stage, and never appear during play.