Divine Man

Ride a ball down a neon hillside that turns, drops and breaks apart under you. Jump platform to platform, hit the ramps that fling you across the long gaps, and keep off the edges — while your room shoves you sideways, hauls you back up the hill and decides how far you get.

One climber, one tower, and a room that decides how far he gets. He hops square platform to square platform toward the next gold summit, and every hop is a committed jump - no steering in mid-air, so a shove from the chat lands on a decision. Gifts carry him up or knock him back down, likes fill a goal that fires once when the room lands it, and a missed platform costs ground without ending the run. Set the board yourself: any gift can help or hurt, and the two columns down the edges show your room exactly what each one is worth in platforms.

Hold, release, land the bottle on the next platform. The meter marks the power the gap wants and the whole game is in letting go on it. Your room decides how hard that is: gifts widen the pad, freeze the meter on the mark and nudge the bottle in mid-flight, while the rest of them narrow it, hide the mark, grease the landing and gust you off the edge.

One button, two directions, and a path that is falling apart behind you. Roll along a ribbon of blocks and press to turn at every corner. Your room decides how hard that is: gifts widen the path, straighten it out, slow the roll and take a corner for you, while the rest narrow it, speed you up, fork it with a decoy and pull the ground out from under your heels.