Games

Every game, in writing

Each guide covers what the thing is built from, how it is scored or timed, and one concrete thing to do differently. The course guides also carry the measured shape of the route — jumps, widest gap, total climb, biggest drop — read off the geometry the game builds rather than estimated. The method is on how the courses are made.

• Neon Run — A forgiving obstacle course. Stones, a walkway, floating islands.
• Harbour Steps — A causeway out, a climb, and a long shelf home. Nothing to fall off.
• Lantern Row — A lit street with one turn in it. The route is visible from the start.
• Meadow Rise — A long climb to a summit, with two staircases to rest on.

• Beacon Climb — Four switchback flights to a lit tower. One jump, learned properly.
• Spiral Yard — Two laps of a square helix. A quarter of the jumps are corners.
• Copper Bridges — Long spans between landings, and two descents that open up to three.
• Sky Orchard — A weave with no straight section in it, through unreachable trees.

• Cinder Gap — A broken causeway, an S-bend, and a descent that opens up.
• Ratchet — A climb that changes axis on every hop. No straight line until the top.
• Switchback Yard — Beacon Climb's tower, with the turn taken on the pad and no deck to walk.
• The Turnpike — One hard corner, and a plunge on the far side you arrive at already turned.
• The Narrows — Ordinary jumps onto beams one cell wide. Precision, with no clock on it.

• Vault of Wires — One-cell walkways and a zigzag that turns on every pad.
• Zip Line — Vault's zigzag as the whole course. Sixteen turns, not one cell of slack.
• The Gauntlet — A plunge of six 2x2 pads, banked by one checkpoint at the top of it.
• Needlepoint — Every other landing is a 2x1 pad seen end-on. Straight, and unforgiving.
• Spindle — A tower climbed on a widening spiral, with nothing to bank on the way up.

• Overclock — Single-block landings, the whole way. One jump sits on the limit.
• Filament — Flat single-cell landings, turning the whole time. One long jump up.
• Arc Light — A single-cell spiral almost straight up, then the whole way back down.
• Lattice — Ninety degrees into a one-cell target every hop, with two plunges to rest.

• Magma Gauntlet — Seven stages over a lava sea. Touch the glow and you are back at the checkpoint.

• Chunk Runner — Don't stop. Don't blink.
• Tower Stack — Perfect or nothing.
• Ludo — Four seats. One of them is yours.
• Snakes & Ladders — The board decides. The cards are yours.
• ECHO — Your last run is still in the room.
• Gravity Shift — Down is whichever way you say.
• One Bullet — One shot. Make it do everything.
• SwarmRush — Eat. Grow. Don't get eaten.
• Reflex — It appears. The ring closes. Go.
• Untwine — Pull every line free. Read before you tap.
• Ragdoll Rumble — Two robots, one lava sea. Swing like you mean it.

• Sky Yard — An island in the void. Trees, an arch, a lantern path. No goal.
• The Cottage — A house you can walk into — and the clearest thing here to remix.
• Neon Circuit — A railed loop with nothing to fall off. Hold sprint and go.
• Vapor Ridge — The circuit's shape, up on stilts, with a crest that throws you off the end of it.