In the game, two neon hands hang in the air, constantly tilting. The «6» button tilts them to the left, and «7» tilts them to the right. You can tap however you want to survive, but the aura multiplier only increases when you alternate strictly between 6 and 7. If you hit the same side twice, the chain resets.
You have to choose: play it safe or try to earn more greedily. The further you lean, the faster your score grows — in the red zone, the aura pays 1.8x, and that's where you aim. Golden «67» orbs can be caught with your palm, but going for them risks your balance.
The game is endless, and every 30 seconds a new stage adds a rule: red trap orbs, hands swapping places, gusts coming in pairs with a warning, and then everything at once. Each stage also changes the background and music — the early stages feature a bright chiptune, and from stage 4 a darker track takes over.
Just one touch, one screen, no tutorial. Can be played with one hand. Beat your own best score and climb the leaderboard.
How to play
• Use the «6» button on the left to move the hands to the left, and the «7» button on the right to move them to the right. Make sure the balance doesn't go to the edges of the gauge at the top.
• The aura multiplier increases only when you ALTERNATE: 6 - 7 - 6 - 7. If you press the same button twice in a row, the chain will reset.
• The further the tilt, the faster the points are scored: inside the red zone, the aura pays 1.8x, but this is where you can fall.
• Catch golden «67» orbs with your palm on the arc to get a burst of aura.
• Avoid touching red orbs (starting from stage 2): they reduce aura, break the chain and push you away.
• Starting from stage 3, the buttons change places for a few seconds — look at the number on the palm instead of relying on muscle memory.
• Starting from stage 4, gusts come in pairs; the screen edge flashes on the side the wind is coming from.
• After a fall, you can choose: watch a rewarded video or double the aura you've earned.
• On a desktop, use the arrow keys and A / D instead of the buttons.