Neon Slope
Steer a rolling glowing ball down an endless neon track, dodging red barriers and staying away from the edges to cover the maximum distance.
How to play
- Start the run to watch the glowing ball begin rolling forward automatically at eighteen meters per second.
- Hold the left or right inputs to steer the ball across the three lanes of the track.
- Slip through the open gaps between the red barriers to continue your downhill descent safely.
- Keep the ball within the track limits to prevent falling off the edge and ending the run.
Controls
- Touch
- Hold the left or right on-screen buttons to steer the ball across the track.
- Keyboard
- Hold the Left and Right arrow keys or A and D to steer the ball.
- Mouse
- Click and hold the left or right on-screen buttons to steer the rolling ball.
More about this game
In Neon Slope, you control a glowing ball rolling automatically down an endless track. Your primary goal is to travel as many meters as possible to set a high score. The core loop requires you to steer left and right to slip through gaps in the approaching red barriers. Difficulty scales up as the ball's forward speed constantly increases over time. A run ends instantly if you collide with any red barrier or if you steer too far and fall off the edge.
Tips
- The red barriers spawn in three distinct lanes, so always look ahead to spot the empty lane and steer early before the speed increases.
- Avoid holding the steering buttons for too long, as moving beyond the horizontal limit of 1.48 will cause you to fall off the edge.
- Since the ball accelerates constantly over time, staying near the center lane gives you the shortest travel distance to dodge sudden left or right barriers.
Questions
How does the game end?
The run ends immediately if your ball hits a red barrier or if you steer too far to the side and fall off the edge of the neon track.
Does the game get faster?
Yes, the ball starts at a base speed of eighteen and constantly accelerates as you survive longer, making it harder to dodge the twelve active barriers.
How is the score calculated?
Your score is exactly the distance traveled in meters. The further you roll down the track without crashing into a barrier, the higher your final score will be.