Hyper Stick Mania

Dodge obstacles as a rotating stick in fun and fast levels! A hard precision arcade game where you guide a constantly spinning stick up a tunnel of obstacles. Touch anything, and you're back at the start. You steer with one finger, trying to get the timing right. If you don't like trying again and again until you get it just right, then this game isn't for you. - Timing is everything Drag anywhere. The stick moves with your finger, one-for-one, like a trackpad. Let go and it stays where it is. You never control the spin — only where the stick is. The skill is waiting for the right moment to move on, but don't wait too long, the level does not wait for you. - No lives, time is the enemy Touch anything and you're back at the start of the level. But the clock keeps running. Your score is the total time you spent on a level, every failed attempt included. A crash never ends a run; it just makes the run slower — and slower is the only way to lose here. - Four speed tiers Cruise, Overclock, Meltdown and Mania. Same levels, faster scrolling speed, less time to think. Clear a level to unlock the next tier on it, so finishing always leaves two ways forward: the next level, or this one faster. Every tier keeps its own best time. Mania is exactly as unreasonable as it sounds. - Marathon mode Every level, back to back, no saving, no resuming. Your final time is the sum of every level, retries and all. You can't fail a Marathon. You can only finish it badly. - Leaderboards Compete on a global leaderboard, do you have what it takes? - Achievements From "First Steps" to "Godlike" (every level on Mania speed), plus one for beating the developer's own Marathon time. And one for failing a hundred times, you'll probably earn that one. - Original Soundtrack Synthwave, trance and progressive techno, built for rotation and speed. - Try it for free, no ads The opening levels are free at every speed tier, with nothing cut out, enough to find out whether you're the kind of person this game is for. One single purchase unlocks the rest of the levels and Marathon mode. If you loved Kuru Kuru Kururin on the Game Boy Advance or the 2005 freeware Pined Pine Mania, this is the same idea, rebuilt from scratch for mobile devices. Made with love in Austria by a solo indie developer