Street Spot Session
A compact original street-spot line planner, not an endless skatepark. Each attempt travels through exactly three connected obstacles in about 24 seconds. Choose a stair ollie, 180 or kickflip; a ledge hop, 50–50 or switch slide; and an ollie, manual or nose manual exit. Spend a finite risk budget, check available airtime and stance, time each entry, hold ledge/manual links, correct balance with small drags and release on EXIT. Repeated tricks lose value; three clean links bank a 1.55 multiplier, while broken lines bank 0.65. Forty-eight seeded contracts increase precision, require different families, introduce switch/technical objectives and stronger balance drift. They reuse one modeled plaza rather than claiming 48 different environments. Includes saved unlocks, stars, best score and a UTC-seeded Daily with achieved-win streaks.
How to play
- Tap Skate line to try the suggested signature immediately, or Plan tricks to cycle the three cards within the risk budget. A 180 sets up switch stance; short stairs cannot fit a kickflip.
- Press the large pad when the timing dot reaches the striped gate. An air trick lands automatically. For a ledge or manual trick, keep holding and make small left/right drags to centre the balance dot.
- Release a held trick when its dot reaches the striped EXIT. Link all three spots and meet the displayed clean, family and bank targets. Space presses/holds, arrows balance, P pauses, and planner keys 1–3 change tricks.
Tips
- Repeating Ollie at every spot is easier but loses half-value on the second repeat, quarter-value on the third, and does not satisfy a varied-line contract.
- Risk is real: higher-risk tricks narrow timing gates, nose manuals amplify drift, and a switch slide needs a previous 180. Start with the suggested plan before chasing a higher bank.
- Clean links matter more than one big trick. Retry a broken line in one tap, or use Plan tricks and its arrows to revisit unlocked contracts.
Questions
Do friends skate together in the same plaza?
No. Friends rooms compare separate single-run solo attempts on the same seeded contract and preselected signature. Humans do not share physical skaters. Pip is the shared Kit scoreboard computer benchmark, not a physical skate AI.
What is saved, and how does Daily work?
Best score, highest unlocked contract and per-contract stars are saved locally through Kit.store, not animation frames. Daily is generated from the UTC date. Only an achieved Daily win earns a streak, at most once per date; consecutive dates extend it and a missed date resets it. Pause and hidden-tab pause require deliberate resume. Missing WebGL or context loss offers an explicit reload recovery.
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