Twelve jumps
from home.
Dive through wormholes of streaking light, dodge the rocks, keep the battery alive, and pick the way back across four galaxies. Then fly the one tunnel that never ends, for the top of the leaderboard.
Twelve jumps home
A jump-drive test goes wrong and throws the Odyssey four galaxies away. ARIA, the ship's own mind, talks you back one wormhole at a time — through Cinder Reach, Frostveil and Verdant Drift — until Mission Control's signal finally reaches you from the Milky Way.
Choose your wormhole
Out of every tunnel comes open space, and a choice. A calm passage is short and quiet. A rich vein is long and thick with star shards. A storm run is fast and crowded, but it throws you two jumps closer to home.
The tunnel that never ends
Endless mode is one wormhole with no exit. It speeds up as you go, turns from galaxy to galaxy, and every so often ARIA warns of a storm or a rich vein ahead. Your score goes on Game Center, on an all-time board and a weekly one that starts over every Monday.
Keep off the walls
Steer with a drag of your thumb. Batteries keep the engine running, rocks and slower traffic are in the way, and grinding along the tunnel wall bleeds power fast — the middle of the tunnel is the place to be.
A hangar to build up
Spend star shards on a bigger battery, a magnet that pulls pickups in, and a shield that soaks up a crash. Each climbs four tiers, and the step into each new tier takes a rare dark matter core. Five paints for the hull, too.
Ads only when you ask
Nothing interrupts a run. If you want to carry on after a crash, double the shards from a tunnel, or pick up a free core, you can choose to watch a short ad for it. There is nothing to buy.
Your progress stays on your phone. The only things that leave it are the ads you choose to watch and, if you play Endless while signed in to Game Center, your score. Here is exactly what that means.