It is playable at Pocket PC 2002 and above, the game is screen resolution independent (you can play on QVGA or WQVGA), however it looks best on the HVGA, VGA and WVGA screens.

The most important is that you can press more than one virtual button on you classic resistive screen (as it was capacitive), which makes this type of game comfortably playable even without hardware buttons. Nice, isn’t it?

What is the game itself all about? You control small robotic wheel (which was actually wooden in non-public releases) chased by devil from outer space (or something like that) who wants your score (but not you life). Score is obtained by collecting yellow stars.

There are no levels, there are dimensions. In each dimension, you have to found interdimensional gateway, which takes you to the new dimension, similar to the previous one, or to completely different. Red arrow accelerates the devil (red aura), green arrow slows down him. Green sprout accelerates your wheel (blue aura), but only for limited time. Also, in the beginning of every dimension, you will get little bit of extra speed, just like when you die and are resurrected.

To save your game, use X -> SAVE. In main menu, use CG to continue.

Screenshots:




The game is not yet entirely completed (and I'm not fully convinced if it is worth finishing since Windows Phone 7 are coming). Even so, let me know of any problems, ideas or thoughts. I don't promise anything, but it could help to make the game better.

You can play it smoothly on (for example) HTC Touch Diamond, HTC Touch Diamond2, HTC Touch Pro, HTC Touch Pro2, HTC Touch HD, HTC HD mini, HTC Touch2, HTC Touch, HTC Touch Viva, HTC Advantage, Samsung Omnia, Samsung Omnia II (i8000, i920, B7610, B7620), Samsung OmniaPRO, Sony Ercsson Xperia X1, Sony Ericsson Xperia X2, Acer neoTouch S200, Acer Liquid S100, Toshiba TG01, LG eXpo GW820 and on many, many others.

Note:
- The multitouch effect can't work on HTC HD2 because of it's real capacitive screen.
- The game does NOT use any "multi-touch SDK", as stated here.

If you like this project, please consider donate to the developer.