Description

Starlit backdrops and crisp neon trails frame an arcade brick-breaker where your compact starship fires a focused beam to carve patterns through constellations of blocks shaped like zodiac symbols. How to play blends classic angles with modern pacing: drag to set the ship’s position along the bottom rail, swipe to launch a cluster of energy or hold for a continuous beam when your meter allows, and tilt shots off walls to thread narrow channels between blocks; each sign tile shows a durability number, dropping by one each time it’s struck until it shatters, while special nodes—time freeze, split shot, shield, and prism—appear intermittently to twist the board’s geometry. Strategy begins with reading lanes. Identify the longest corridor that reaches the upper third of the field, launch early to get behind the front row, and let the ball or beam do work while you reposition for the next angle. Prioritize removing side blockers so rebounds last longer, and when prism nodes glow, aim through them to refract your shot into a fan that softens stubborn clusters without losing control. Meter management separates steady clears from scrambles: short, precise taps conserve energy for a well-timed beam that melts a high-value sign, while holding the beam too long at ground level wastes charge on easy hits. Practical tips: when a sign with a high number sits near the bottom, bank a shot off the far wall so the rebound climbs and chips away as it falls; fire a split shot at the moment your main ball touches a corner to turn one clean angle into three productive paths; and keep a shield charge in reserve for late waves where a stray rebound might otherwise slip past. Some levels introduce moving signs that drift in slow arcs; rather than chasing them, shoot into where they’re going to be, not where they are, and use gentle wall banks that widen your margin for error. Boss stages depict stylized zodiac guardians built from linked tiles and weak points; break anchors to detach limbs, then focus the beam on the core while dodging slow, predictable counterattacks that deflect shots downward. Scoring favors sustained rallies over brute force, awarding bonuses for time spent in the upper field and for sequences that collect star fragments before they fall off-screen; watch the fragment trail and slide the ship just enough to catch them without abandoning your next planned angle. Accessibility settings keep the action readable: color-independent symbols mark each power-up, durability numbers scale with a large-font toggle, aim guides lengthen briefly when you pause between swipes, and vibration can signal when your beam meter is full or a boss core is exposed. Why it’s enjoyable is the way skill layers onto soothing motion: you learn the feel of a clean bank, the instant a beam should start to maximize upper-field time, and the moment to abandon a greedy catch to protect your angle for the next serve. Levels are short enough for quick breaks yet varied enough to feel fresh, and the themed silhouettes—ram horns, scales, water bearer, and more—turn clears into little acts of stargazing. Each board invites that one perfect shot that zips past the clutter, unfurls into a cascade of rebounds, and leaves the sky tidier than before.

Instruction

mouse or keyboard WASD space

Specifications

• Easy to play