Coyote time & jump buffering
Step off a ledge and you still get your jump. Press a little early into a landing and it fires the moment you touch down. Missed inputs stop being why you died.
COMET
The Shiba
Thirty handcrafted levels of run, jump and stomp. Three regions, three Warden duels, and one dog who just wants to get home.
Free to start · iPhone & iPad · One-time unlock, no ads
30Levels
3Regions
3Boss duels
5Playable dogs
120 HzCustom physics
How it plays
Everything lives in the jump.
The engine is hand-written rather than a physics library, so the jump arc is the same on every device and every frame. The forgiving bits are on purpose.
Variable jump height
Tap for a hop, hold for the full 3.7-tile arc. Every gap was built against those exact limits, so no jump is ever a guess.
Chain your stomps
One pest is 100 points. Land the next before you touch the ground and it doubles, up to 800. The greedy route and the safe route are rarely the same route.
Zoomies
Grab a bolt and Comet is untouchable for a few seconds. Just long enough to run straight through the spikeshell that has been bullying you all level.
Hazards tell you first
Crumble planks shake before they break. Geysers hiss before they blow. Shardlings shimmer before their backs light up. Nothing here kills you without warning.
Landscape, thumbs or keys
Touch controls built for this game, a proper iPad layout instead of a stretched phone one, and keyboard support any time you have one attached.
The journey
Three regions. Thirty locations. One doghouse.
Every region brings in new hazards, keeps all the old ones, and ends at a gate you have to fight your way through.
Levels 1–10
Greenward Coast
Sunny parks, moonlit caves and rooftop runs. Springs throw you seven tiles up, planks crumble underfoot, and hoppers arc at you the moment you commit to a jump. The Citadel Warden is waiting at the gate.
- Scuttlers
Hoppers
Spikeshells
Buzzers
Levels 11–20
Amber Highlands
A desert town under a wide, changing sky. Tumbleweeds roll with real gravity, off ledges, into pits and straight at you, while duneswoopers circle overhead and dive at wherever you happen to be standing. By level 16 the ground erupts too.
Tumbleweeds
Duneswoopers
Highland Alpha
Levels 21–30
Starfall Reach
Frost fields under an aurora. Shardlings carry star-crystals that flare on their own clock, so you can only stomp them while they are dark. Glimmermoths drift over and hover just above your head. Every older hazard comes back, colder.
Shardlings
Glimmermoths
Starfall Tyrant
Region gates
You don't out-jump a Warden. You out-bark it.
Every region ends in a duel. A BARK button shows up, and the fight becomes a read instead of a damage race.
Citadel Warden
Greenward Coast · 3 HP
Highland Alpha
Amber Highlands · 4 HP
Starfall Tyrant
Starfall Reach · Final duel
Face the charge
Hold your ground and let it commit. Back off and the pattern just resets.
Bark, or sidestep
Bark once the charge is under way and it trips. Or dodge and let it slam into the arena wall, which works just as well and takes more nerve.
Stomp the head
+200 a hit while it is stunned and +1500 when it drops. Then the gate falls and the doghouse is right there.
In motion
Five dogs, five routes.
Four more dogs unlock with points you earn by playing, or all at once with the optional All Pals pack, and they all handle exactly the same. These are silent captures straight from the build, uncut.