Spectrum Swirl

Android app by QYTech. Casual · QYTech

Store rating
Unknown
Store rating count
Unknown
Download price
Free to download
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Version
1.1
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-17

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Store description excerpt

Spectrum Swirl is a casual jump game that tests your reflexes and color judgment. 【How to Play】 Tap anywhere on the screen to make the ball jump upward. Under gravity, the ball will keep falling — time your taps carefully to maintain a steady upward rhythm. Colorful obstacles (four types including scrolling color bars, rotating crosses, and compound rotating structures) and colored stars scroll down continuously. First, guide the ball to touch a star — it will dye the ball with the star's color (one of yellow, green, red, or blue). The dyed ball scores and clears a segment only when it hits an obstacle segment of the same color. Hitting a different-colored segment ends the game instantly. The game also ends if the ball falls below the bottom of the screen. As your score grows, obstacle movement and rotation speed keep the challenge alive. Aim higher to set a shining personal record. 【Features】 - Four vivid colors (gold, lime, orange-red, lake blue) form a distinct visual style - Multiple obstacle forms: scrolling color bands, single-axis rotators, dual compound rotators - Physics-based gravity simulation for a genuine jump feel - Local best-score storage — refresh your personal record anytime - Built-in background music and interactive sound effects with independent volume controls - Clean, intuitive UI — return to the main screen or adjust settings at any time - Neon-style deep-space backdrop for an immersive atmosphere Start playing and push your reflexes to the limit!

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