Ballaloft

The ball has peaked over the floodlit pitch and is coming back down, a little right of the player below. You catch it on its left half, and instead of rising straight it climbs away toward the left touchline, bounces softly off the edge of the screen and drifts back into range. That was touch twenty-seven, and the grass is still waiting. Each touch on the ball lifts it again and adds one to the run. Where your finger meets it decides the angle: the middle sends it straight up, either side pushes it up and away toward that side, and the player underneath swings into a matching kick. Touches that miss the ball do nothing at all, and the instant it reaches the turf, the run is over. There are no levels to clear and no opponent to beat. A run is measured only in touches, while a clock runs alongside purely for your own curiosity and never affects the result. When the ball lands you see the final count next to your best, with a New Best mark when the old record falls, and that best is the single number that survives from one run to the next. A run can be paused at any moment, freezing both the ball and the clock, and switching away from the app pauses it for you rather than letting the ball fall unseen. A fading mint trail follows the ball by default and can be turned off. Kick sounds, a looping music track and vibration each have a switch of their own, and the record can be wiped after a confirmation step. Your best and every preference stay in the app's local storage, in a build that never requests network access. A fresh run starts with the clock at 00:00 and the ball already floating upward over the player, drifting slightly to the right. A second later it turns and begins to fall, and the opening touch is simply a matter of getting a finger onto it before it lands.