Scan
Read the upcoming barrier and available lane.
Prototype lab
Prototype
Two lanes. One touch. No time to hesitate.
Switchline tests a readable two-lane runner where a single tap changes position and every clean barrier increases the sense of flow.
StatusPrototype
PlatformMobile
GenreLane runner
InputOne touch
Switchline
A reflex game built around anticipation.
The player moves between two clear lanes. Obstacles are simple, but the decision window gets tighter as pace and visual rhythm build.
Energy cores, clean-clear streaks, and Flow states are being tested as ways to make mastery feel stronger without adding control complexity.
The prototype loop
Switch
Tap to move between the two paths.
Clear
Pass cleanly and collect energy when the route allows.
Flow
Build a faster, brighter state through consecutive reads.
What the prototype must prove.
Tap between two lanes, read the next barrier, collect energy cores, and turn clean clears into faster Flow states.
Readability
The next decision must stay clear even as speed rises.
Rhythm
Switching should feel paced and intentional rather than random.
Escalation
Flow needs to intensify the run without turning the screen into noise.
Status
Still under mechanic review.
Switchline is being evaluated beside other compact concepts. The final theme, progression, economy, platforms, and release plan remain open until the core loop earns a production slot.
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