Just one more run.

On your first run, doubletap the orb. After the run starts, keep tapping to keep your momentum and score moving.

Heat rises as you push your cadence. Higher pressure can be rewarding, but overheating is a real tradeoff.

Each completed run produces a Spark haul. Sparks are the currency used for permanent progression.

When the run ends, review the result, spend Sparks if you like, and share the run to give somebody else a score to beat.

You may see hints for starting, keeping the orb moving, watching heat, banking Sparks, and finishing the run.

OMR can point you toward the Daily, Run Ledger, and More Progression so you know where to go next.

Later one-time tips can explain upgrades, Themes, Economy, sharing, challenges, and Community when you first reach those features.

Open Help → First-run hints → Reset Hints to test the new-player path again on this installation.

More score per tap and a stronger orb impulse.

Raises your score multiplier.

Improves critical-roll chances, with diminishing returns.

Every 25 completed runs adds two more upgrade levels of headroom. The Economy view shows where your machine sits on the progression model.

Use Share run after a completed run to make a share card containing the result and a Challenge ID/QR when the server can negotiate a public ID.

Paste a Challenge ID into the Challenge box or scan the QR from a shared card. Challenge IDs preserve lowercase characters when you type or paste them.

The Community area includes a Challenge shortcut and a copy-site link. No account is required for someone to play.

An offline run can still be kept in your Ledger. Its public Challenge ID may have to wait for synchronization before it becomes share-ready.

Shows a small pulse of recent public runs plus today's run and runner counts. It can include your own freshly completed run while synchronization catches up.

Real-time Rooms are synchronized private runs. Room scores stay inside the room and never enter the global leaderboards.

You can bank up to five room slots. Each slot remembers the room setup you purchased it for.

Hosts can configure a room and start immediately or use a countdown. Other runners can join using the six-character room code or join link.

Golden Orb, Orb Polish, Trail Spark, Orb Halo, Synthwave Sunset, and Aurora Drift are permanent unlocks.

Consumable Spark packs range from small bundles to very large packs. They add Sparks to your progression balance.

Tiny Boost affects your next run. Lucky Ticket gives one enhanced critical-roll chance.

A permanent bundle containing Golden Orb, Synthwave Sunset, Aurora Drift, 5,000 Sparks, and Supporter status.

Open Purchases & Recovery and use a saved recovery bundle or server-issued recovery credential. Permanent purchase entitlements can be restored without creating an account.

After Stripe checkout, save the Checkout Session ID. If a purchase does not appear, use Already Paid? with that ID or provide it to support.

From the old installation, generate a transfer code in Purchases & Recovery → Identity Transfer. On the new installation, paste the code and choose Transfer to this installation.

Identity transfer codes are single-use and expire after 30 minutes. Keep them private. The transfer moves paid purchases, not your run history or leaderboard identity.

Check the Commerce API status. Then use the Checkout Session ID in Purchase status or Already Paid?.

Use a saved recovery bundle/credential, or use Identity Transfer when you want to move paid purchases from one installation to another.

OMR can still run locally. Try again when connectivity returns. Offline runs remain in your local Ledger.

Paste the full ID from the shared card, including any lowercase characters. You can also scan the card's QR.

Check your connection, confirm the six-character code, and reopen Rooms. Room results are separate from global leaderboard scoring.

Use the Need help? support area in Settings. OMR can show you the diagnostics packet before anything is sent.

The game track can be focused and activated with Enter or Space. Buttons and controls use visible focus states and remain keyboard reachable.

Important game state is exposed as text instead of being trapped inside the canvas. Score, distance, speed, maximum speed, heat, combo, multiplier, Sparks, Player Class, jackpot state, and final run results have announceable labels.

System Reduce Motion preferences and the in-game option reduce animated visual effects without changing run timing or scoring.

High Contrast increases visual separation between text, controls, track elements, and important state indicators.

Larger Text increases readable UI sizing without changing game timing or scoring.

Simplified Visuals reduces decorative effects so the core game state is easier to follow.