The Endless Murder

Tap to flap. Hold to glide, and the wings open against the fall. That is the whole of it — everything else is nerve.

Six things that make a run

• Two inputs, and that is all

  Tap to flap. Hold, and the wings open against the fall. Everything else in the game is a consequence of those two things meeting weather.

• Sky that pushes back

  Thermal updrafts lift you for free. Downdraft squalls are invisible until you are inside one. Crosswinds nudge your line just enough to matter in a gap you had measured.

• The murder

  Collect without hitting anything and lone crows drift in from the edges and hold formation behind you. Crash, and they scatter into the mist.

• Power-ups you hold

  Grave Shroud and Gale Force sit in a slot until you choose to spend them, on their own buttons — so a power-up is never triggered by a flap you meant as a flap.

• One second chance

  Every run allows exactly one revival, and then it ends. No amount of watching, buying or waiting produces a second one, so every score means the same thing.

• Nothing asked for

  No accounts, no leaderboards, no network, and — verified in the built manifest — no Android permissions requested at all.

Ten from the build

Captured from the running game by its own harness, not mocked up. Click any of them for a closer look.

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The apocalypse unfolds while you fly it

Survive long enough in a single run and the world changes underneath you. It is one continuous flight — the stages arrive, they are not chosen.

1. 01

   The Dying Woods

   Bare, skeletal birches under a pale sky, drifting ash, and jagged branches at wing height.

2. 02

   The Abandoned Settlement

   Dilapidated shacks and broken fences, with smouldering chimneys venting smoke that blinds you for a second at a time.

3. 03

   The Open Wasteland

   A vast, near-featureless horizon and sudden harsh squalls. Nothing to read but the wind.