Frequently asked questions

Yes — it's in an open browser playtest. Anyone can play today's Daily Arena and friend challenges without signing up. Confirm your email to unlock Quick Play, the leaderboard, streaks and saved scores. The full launch comes later.

Yes: Battle mode. Create a room at onemoregame.me/battle and share the link or 6-character code. Friends join from any phone or computer with a gamer tag (no account). Teams of 1 to 5, with AI players to fill empty seats. One team defends while the other sabotages, then you swap.

Levels is a 30-stage campaign. Each level has a fixed arena, its own rules (a 30-second Sprint, smaller shards, faster hazards, a 75-second Endurance run and more) and a target score. Reach the target to unlock the next level; higher marks earn two and three stars. Every fifth level is a Boss Arena. Guests can try Level 1, and confirming an email saves your progress.

A skill-first arcade game built around one-minute runs. You steer an orb inside a circular arena, collect shards to build a combo multiplier, and dodge hazards that break it. The goal is a personal best you can beat with one more try.

Every run is recorded as a list of inputs. Our server replays it with the same game engine and only saves the score if the replay produces it exactly and the run took real time. Edited scores are rejected; copied input recordings and slow-motion runs are kept off the leaderboard, and top scores are reviewed.

Yes: Shield (blocks one hit), Slow-mo (halves hazard speed), Magnet (pulls nearby shards) and Double (doubles points). One appears at a time and vanishes after six seconds, so grabbing it is a decision.

Each weekday the Daily Arena gets one rule change: Magnet Monday, Turbo Tuesday, Wide Wednesday, Shield Thursday, Frenzy Friday, Swarm Saturday, and Classic Sunday with no twist.

When you open a friend's challenge, a faint copy of their orb replays their exact run next to you, and the corner shows how far ahead or behind you are.

No. Every mode is free: Daily Arena, Levels, Battle and friend challenges. The optional Shop sells cosmetic skins and trails, Replay Studio (save runs as videos) and the limited Founder Pack. Nothing you can buy changes scores, speed, hitboxes or difficulty.

There are no ads on the site today. If advertising is added later, it will never appear over gameplay or controls, and it will stay off forms and invitation pages.

You get a confirmation link that lasts 48 hours. Opening it signs you in, unlocks Quick Play, the Daily Arena leaderboard and streaks, and saves the guest run you chose to keep.

No rewards or priority — sharing is just for fun. Share links and challenge links never reveal your email.

Go to the Play page and choose "Sign in" with the email you confirmed. The link works once and expires in 15 minutes. There are no passwords.

Your streak counts the days in a row you've played the Daily Arena. Missing a single day is forgiven; miss two in a row and it starts again.

Check spam or promotions folders. If it's not there after 15 minutes, submit the form again with the same address. To prevent abuse, a new email can be sent at most every 10 minutes.

You need to be 18 or older to sign up yourself. A parent or guardian can request access on behalf of a child. Campus Clash events at schools will be run through the institution.

Event registration isn't open yet. Organizers can register interest on the Campus Clash page, and we'll reach out when pilot events are being scheduled. No institutions are partners today.

Nothing is offered today. Any future prize-bearing or paid event would publish its own rules, eligibility and terms before registration opens.

The target is current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari on desktop and mobile, with touch, mouse and keyboard controls. Native Android and iOS apps are not available; store listings will be linked only once they exist.

Shapes, not just colors, distinguish shards from hazards. Planned options include reduced motion and particle effects, high-contrast mode, adjustable game speed for practice runs, remappable keys and no required audio cues.

For an early-access request: your email, whether you're a player or organizer, your update preference, timestamps and, if you used one, a referral code. Playtesters also have scores, run statistics and an optional leaderboard name. Unconfirmed requests are deleted automatically after 90 days. The privacy notice has the full details.

Go to Your account (onemoregame.me/account, also in the app) and choose Delete my account: it's instant when you're signed in. Signed out? Use onemoregame.me/account/delete and we'll email you a one-time confirmation link. Every update email also has a one-click unsubscribe link.