Prism Drift

You fly through a hexagonal prism tunnel in 3D. Swipe left or right (or use arrow keys) to change which face you ride. Collect orbs and avoid red barriers that share your face.

Distance always adds points. Cyan orbs grant combo-scaled bonuses. Passing a barrier on an adjacent face awards near-miss points. Longer combos multiply orb value.

Yes. Prism Drift is a Three.js / WebGL tunnel runner that runs free in the browser on mobile and desktop with touch-first controls and instant restart.

Orbs start at 10 points. Each pickup raises combo by 1 and the multiplier is 1 + floor(combo/5)×0.5 (so 5–9 combo = ×1.5, 10–14 = ×2). The combo window is 2.4 seconds. Adjacent-face gates pay 8 + min(combo,12)×2. Distance ticks +1 every 8 units. Speed starts at 14 and ramps 0.38/s toward 42 (~74s to max). Hitting a red gate on your face ends the run.

Yes. Swipe left/right or tap screen halves to rotate around 6 hexagonal faces; arrows work on desktop. Free browser WebGL tunnel runner — no download, account, or two-player. Without WebGL you get a notice, not a 2D game. Instant restart after a crash.

The run uses a hexagonal prism with 6 rotatable faces. Swipe left/right to change which face you ride; only red barriers on your current face end the run.

Solo endless runner only. Best score saves locally on this device. Requires WebGL in the browser — unsupported devices see a notice, not a 2D fallback. No accounts or online rooms.

The opening is a scripted 10-object runway of orbs and barriers on mixed faces so you can read the tunnel before procedural packs. After that each pack places 1–2 red barriers on random faces and a cyan orb on a free face 55% of the time. Only a barrier on your current face ends the run; adjacent faces are near-misses. WebGL required — no 2D play.