PrismRift

You never touch a single shard directly. You place the gates that redirect them.
PrismRift is an architectural deflection game: colored shards drift in from every direction
toward a glowing Core at the center. Tap anywhere to plant one end of a linked rift-gate pair —
tap again and you plant the other end. Any shard that wanders into either gate is instantly warped
out through its partner and sent flying back out, away from the Core. Gates fade after a few
seconds and must be replanted, and placing a third pair past your slot budget evicts whichever
gate you placed longest ago — so the real skill is never a hit-test against a moving target, it's
deciding where to put (and keep refreshing) two anchors as the field fills up.
Hazard shards warped through a gate pay out score and coins. Boon shards are safe to leave alone —
let them reach the Core themselves for a smaller bonus, no life lost either way. But an unwarped
Hazard that reaches the Core costs a life, so the gates you leave standing matter as much as the
ones you place.
Drifting prism motes carry temporary powers: a slow field that buys you time, a widened gate
radius, a shield charge that absorbs one Core hit, or a magnet pulse that instantly warps every
hazard on screen at once. Chain wards into a streak for a growing score multiplier, and every
twelfth one triggers a brief radius surge. Spend coins on permanent upgrades: wider gates, longer
gate lifetime, a third simultaneous pair, starting shield charges, or an extra life.
Three field presets (Calm, Steady, Storm) tune shard speed, spawn rate, and the hazard ratio, so
there's always a denser field to out-think.
Rendered as a holographic-foil identity: a bright pearl-white field with iridescent magenta,
cyan, and gold vector shapes that shift like foil under light — flat, crisp, and colorful, not
another dark neon backdrop. No ads, no timers, no energy system. Just you, two gates, and the
next shard.

Recent changes:
Version 1.0