Prism Drop

A ball of clear glass. Four colours of light. One gate that only opens for the right one. Prism Drop is a 3D rolling game about colour. Your glass orb rolls down a lane on its own; you steer it through spinning prisms that tint it ruby, amber, jade or azure, and then through light gates that only let a matching colour pass. Choose the wrong prism and the orb shatters on the gate. Who is it for? • Players who enjoy reading ahead. Every prism row offers two or three colours, and the gate a few metres on decides which one was right, so the challenge is in looking down the lane and choosing early. • Fans of steady runs. Passing gate after gate builds a spectrum chain, and keeping it unbroken across a whole run is what earns the full three lights. • Collectors. Shards picked up on the lane, plus bonuses for every gate and for long chains, pay for new orbs and lenses in the Lab. • Short-session players. A run lasts a few minutes, the endless mode is there for one more go, and the game picks up exactly where you left off. • Anyone who likes a calm, glowing look. Glassmorphism panels, a drifting spectrum behind the menus and a floating glass dock give it a soft, luminous feel. Features • Twelve runs along the spectrum - from First Light and Refraction through Iridescence, Polarise and Interference to Aurora Line, Spectral Edge and White Light. Each run is labelled with its own wavelength, grows longer as you go, and opens the next when you finish it. • Three lights per run - finish to earn your rating, and pass every gate without breaking the chain to keep the third light. • Endless mode - gates forever, until one wrong colour ends it. Your record for gates passed stays on the home screen. • A clear heads-up display - above the lane your current colour sits next to the colour of the next gate, with the distance to it, so you always know what you need. • Six orbs - Clear Glass, Opal, Frost, Smoke Quartz, Aurora and Diamond, each with its own tint and glow. • Three lenses for tight moments - the Tempered Lens survives one wrong gate or crash, the Focus Lens pulls shards in for 8 seconds, and the Split Lens doubles shards for 10 seconds. Tap them from the bottom of the screen mid-run. • Twelve facets to cut - achievements such as Full Spectrum for ten gates in a row, Every Colour for wearing all four hues in one run, Long Exposure for 30 gates in Endless and Kaleidoscope for 500 shards in total. • Optics page - your statistics, including gates passed, longest chain, endless record and runs lit. • Adjustable steering - set the drag sensitivity to suit your thumb, and switch haptics or the moving background on and off. • Proven fair - every gate on every run is checked by an autopilot during development to be passable, so a broken orb is always a choice you can learn from. • Offline from first launch - there is no sign-in, no advertising and no paid content. Shards are earned only by rolling, and the layout adapts to phones and tablets. • Colour that changes the route - the heart of Prism Drop is that the right line is never just the safest one. A prism on the far edge of the lane may be the only colour that opens the next gate, so every row asks you to weigh the risk of the reach against the certainty of the shatter, and a clean chain through White Light feels earned.