The bet

There is no last level. There is only how deep you got before they caught you. Grab loot at the top of the field, drag it home to the bottom, bank it. Clear the level's quota and the next one is harder in a way you have not seen yet. THE RUN Your thumb steers. The creature follows it, and everything it touches sticks to its tail. A long tail is worth more and turns worse. Jets patrol the middle and each draws the circle it can see you inside. Three catches and the run is over. Two or three minutes, start to finish. THE PART THAT KEEPS GOING Coin you earn inside a run buys upgrades for that run only. Lose, and every one of them is gone. Rebuilding from nothing is the game. Cores are different. You earn them for depth, they survive death, and they buy permanent things: start a level higher, carry more balls, see further, hit harder, be seen from less far. That track does not have a last node. Rank after rank, for as long as you keep going. It is deliberately a treadmill you cannot finish. Difficulty climbs faster than you do, forever, by design — so getting stronger changes how deep you reach and never turns the game off. TEN WAYS A LEVEL CAN GO WRONG Every level past the second rolls a twist, and the shop names it before you commit your coin. More jets. Faster jets. Bigger loot, briefer. Fog. A rush. A long haul. A quiet one, if you are lucky. WHAT YOU FIND OUT THERE Four rare pickups, none of them explained. One pulls every loose ball onto your tail. One shoves every jet off you. One freezes them where they stand. One pushes back the plague that eats the top of the field whenever you go too long without banking. BUILT SMALL ON PURPOSE One thumb, portrait, no tutorial, nothing to read. Small download, and it runs on old phones. How deep can you get?