Gate Weave
Slide the colour carts to their matching gates — read the order and the whole board unravels.
ARCADE / SKID RUSH
Skid Rush
HOLD (tap/space) to drift right · RELEASE to drift back left
Hold to drift right, release to drift back left — that is the whole control scheme. Every run generates a brand-new winding road from a random seed, and the road only gets faster and narrower the further you go. Score is your distance times an edge multiplier: hug the road's edge and every meter counts for more, but one lean too far sends you off the road and ends the run. No AI, no training — just a deterministic, seeded procedural course and your reflexes.
How to play
Rules
Stay on the road as it curves. Falling off either edge ends the run immediately. Score = distance travelled × an edge multiplier that rewards riding close to the road's edge.
Controls
HOLD (tap and hold, or Space) to drift right. RELEASE to drift back left. That is the entire control scheme, on desktop and mobile alike.
Tips
The road tells you where it is heading before you get there — watch the curve ahead, not just your car. Riding the edge scores more per meter, but the safety margin for a mistake shrinks as the road narrows, so pick your risk deliberately rather than hugging the edge on reflex.
Behind the game
Skid Rush is an endless road game about choosing how close is close enough. Hold to drift the car right; release to let it swing back left. The course scrolls onward without asking for a finish line, and your score rises with distance, but the bright edge of the road offers a more dangerous source of value. Stay near a shoulder and the edge multiplier grows. Lean too far, touch the boundary, and the run ends. The car is simple to control precisely so the decision stays exposed: every extra point comes from spending a little more of the safety margin you will need for the next bend.
Treat a curve as preparation, not a surprise. On a gentle turn, begin a small correction before the road visually reaches the car; waiting until the shoulder fills the screen often demands a large counter-drift that throws away the multiplier. On a straight, use short holds and releases to hover near an edge rather than pinning the control down. That gives you room to switch sides when the course turns the other way. The multiplier is valuable when it is maintained, not when it is grabbed for one dramatic instant. A conservative line through a hard curve can preserve a strong run that would be lost by one more shoulder scrape. Watch the road texture and the lane's changing direction, then let the car make smooth arcs instead of sharp panic corrections.
The course is generated from a seed, so its bends and safe-looking shoulders change each restart while remaining a coherent road to read. Some runs invite a long right-side drift; others ask you to release early and cross the centre before the next sweep. This variation keeps the challenge in rhythm rather than memorization. Skid Rush imagines a glowing night road with nothing but a car, a trail, and the dark beyond the asphalt. The best moments are quiet ones: the multiplier climbs, the curve arrives, and you choose to leave just enough space to keep driving into the next piece of road.
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