Dizzy Planet is a game where you run endlessly on a small spinning planet. The bird stays in one place, but spikes, rocks, water pits, and hanging saws come rushing towards it. To jump, just tap the screen, and tap again to do a double jump. The controls are simple, but surviving is challenging.
The planet itself is lively and playful. It smirks in calm weather, spins faster during a storm, and sometimes even changes direction, bringing back obstacles you've already overcome. After you lose, the planet reacts to your score: it sticks out its tongue, bows in respect if the storm defeated you, or puts on sunglasses for a new record.
Seasons change in the game: spring flowers, summer sunshine, autumn leaves, and winter snow. At times, night falls, with the moon replacing the sun, stars shining, and meteors flashing across the sky. Collect coins, beat your high score, and climb the leaderboard.
Short gameplay sessions, easy to pick up, and playable with one hand.
How to play
To jump, tap the screen or press the Space bar. Tap again while in the air for a double jump. Hold the button to continue jumping.
What you'll encounter on Dizzy Planet:
- Spikes: just leap over them.
- Blocks: land on top or fly over, touching the sides is dangerous.
- Water: jump across the pits, remember, the bird can't swim.
- Saws: watch out for ones hanging from above, and avoid jumping too high. Piston saws move up and down, so time your jumps or run underneath.
- Reverse: the planet will slow down and spin backwards, warning you that obstacles you've passed will reappear.
The planet's moods change: calm weather means it relaxes, while storms make it spin faster and throw more obstacles. Nighttime brings moonlight and meteors, but the obstacles remain the same. Keep an eye on the changing seasons.
Collect coins as you go; they add up between runs. Points are earned based on the distance traveled, and your best score will be posted on the leaderboard. Pause the game using the corner button or the P key.