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.

• Play without an account

  No game account or leaderboard. On Android, Google Play handles optional purchases, and you may choose a rewarded ad for your one revival.

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

   Tangled trees, fallen timber and branches at wing height, with each environment bringing its own light and weather.

2. 02

   The Abandoned Settlement

   Ruined buildings, broken fences and chimney hazards, rendered in the materials of the environment you chose.

3. 03

   The Open Wasteland

   The terrain opens up, but wire, sentinels, opposing birds and harsh squalls keep the flight demanding.