EndlessBall

EndlessBall shows you a ball, an almost empty screen and nothing else, and that emptiness is the trick. Nothing is hidden or complicated here; you keep the ball moving and you steer it clear of what stands in its way. The entire difficulty lives in the timing of one tap.

What catches most people is confidence. The first few points arrive easily, the rhythm feels learnable, and then the gaps tighten and one late tap ends the run. Scores in double figures already count for something, and pushing past twenty puts you somewhere very few players get to. Attempts are short and restarts are instant, which is exactly why one more go keeps happening.

How to play

Tap or click to keep the ball bouncing; leave it alone too long and it drops. The ball never waits for you, so you are reacting rather than planning, and keeping it away from the obstacles in its path is the whole job. Watch how far it travels between taps and match your rhythm to that distance instead of tapping constantly, because panic tapping sends the ball straight into the thing you were trying to avoid.

Controls

A single input runs the whole game. Click the left mouse button to keep the ball moving, or tap anywhere on the screen on a phone or tablet. There is nothing else to press, and timing that one click is the entire skill.