The President's hair is airborne.
Tap to flap a legendary comb-over through a gauntlet of absurd political obstacles. It's a satire game about staying in the air, and it is very hard to put down.
Three rules. Infinite wipeouts.
Easy to learn, deeply unfair, entirely your fault.
Each tap gives the hair a lift. Stop tapping and gravity takes the comb-over straight down. That's the whole control scheme.
Dodge pipes, turbines, flying tacos, and the occasional head of state. Every obstacle you clear is a point, and the game speeds up as you go.
Near-misses pay. Squeeze through a gap without touching it and Close Shave hands you bonus coins, more if you chain them.
One.
Five headlines, five ways to crash.
Each pack bundles a map, a hairdo, and a boss, rewires the rules with its own twist, and keeps its own leaderboard.
Your gauntlet,
everyone's problem.
Design it, share the code, watch them fail.
The Map Maker lets you lay out your own obstacle course, then hand it to anyone with a short share code. No account hoops, just a code.
Community maps get browsed, played, and voted on in-game and on the web. Every map keeps its own leaderboard, so a good one becomes a small competition of its own.
The best map each week gets crowned Map of the Week. Maps and usernames are reportable in-app, and anything heavily reported auto-hides pending review.