skyhook
A free arcade game — play it in your browser, no install. SKYHOOK - a one-touch neon climbing arcade game. Hook, swing, release. Zero dependencies, zero build step.
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Controls: Tap / click anywhere: release the tether (and start / restart a run)
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A one-touch neon climbing arcade game. Fly a rocket: tether it to a planet or a star, swing, then fire the thruster to let go and latch onto the next body. The climb is endless -- as long as you stay on screen.
▶ Play it here — no install, works on desktop and mobile. The old GitHub Pages URL still works: it redirects here, keeping ?seed= and any auth callback intact, so links shared before the move are not broken.
Your rocket orbits a celestial body on a tether.
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