Disco Roller Beat
48 seeded short routines combine momentum-preserving floor steering with judged skating contact and rhythm timing. The first three routines allow four misses. Poses introduce slower glides, routine 7 adds actual half-beat syncopation, routine 13 adds directional striped entries, and routine 25 adds reverse pivots. Clear enough beats to earn stars and unlock the next routine. Runs last approximately 26–36 seconds. Procedural quad boots, trucks, eight wheels, articulated skater, rink booths, rails, stage and mirrored ball are modeled locally. All percussion and feedback notes are generated with Kit; no songs or external assets. Friend rooms compare separate identical seeded solo routines, not synchronous skaters on a shared floor.
How to play
- Tap or drag on the lit floor to steer there. Truck steering preserves momentum through turns; the dotted line previews the next tile.
- As the ring closes, tap SPIN, POSE or BACK to match the displayed shape while your skates are inside the marked circle. Poses need a slower glide; striped entries require arriving in the arrow direction.
- Reach the clean-beat goal to clear a routine. Use Pause, Retry or Menu for recovery; return for a UTC date-seeded Daily and a win-earned streak.
Tips
- Move early, then watch the visual shrinking ring and countdown rather than tapping repeatedly. Missed actions cannot score, and a beat can be judged only once.
- For striped entries, aim behind the arrow first, then glide through it as the ring closes. Stop steering early for a pose.
- Keyboard: arrows steer, Space spins, Z poses, X reverse-pivots, Escape pauses and Enter starts or resumes. Muting leaves all timing, shape and route cues visible.
Questions
Is the music original?
Yes. Only short original procedural oscillator percussion and feedback notes are generated through Kit.beep. There are no copyrighted songs, external recordings or audio downloads.
Do friends skate together?
No. Three human participants can compare finite scores from identical seeded solo routines. Pip is the platform's shared scoreboard computer character, not a physically simulated skater. A room ends after one run and shows the shared final podium.
How are Daily streaks earned?
An achieved Daily clear earns at most one streak credit per UTC day. Consecutive days extend it; a gap resets it. Retry keeps the same date seed and routine until a UTC rollover, when it selects the new Daily.
What happens if WebGL fails?
An actionable reload panel appears. Context restoration keeps the routine paused until deliberate resume; completed progress is saved. This release was checked in desktop headless Chrome phone emulation, not on physical phone GPUs.
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