Riflessi: Glass & Mirrors

Riflessi is a reflex game unlike any other, with one simple rule: if you see yourself in a gate, it's a mirror.

You race down a bright corridor of glass. Walls keep coming, each with several gates: some are glass you can smash through, others are perfect mirrors that look exactly the same. Your own reflection is the only clue. Slide your finger, pick the right gate and keep going: you start at 160 km/h and end up past 500.

Every run is different
• New corridors every time, five times of day from morning to aurora, and music that builds with your speed
• Moving walls: sliding panes, spinning rose windows, six-gate walls, two walls in a row
• Surprise events: Turbo, Fog, Crystal and the Mirror maze
• Tricky mirrors: warped, blinking and smoky. Every run has its own DNA

Special glass
• Blue glass: a shield that saves you from your next crash
• Rainbow glass: your reflection shines for four walls
• Amber glass: time slows down
But watch out: even special glass can be a mirror.

Something new every day
• Daily challenge: the same corridor for everyone, with a goal and your day streak
• Daily missions: three goals with shards to win
• The ghost of your best attempt races with you
• Challenge a friend: send them your run code and see if they can beat you
• Online leaderboard, for today and for the week: climb onto the podium with your name

Collection
Earn shards as you play and unlock more than 40 cosmetic items: orbs, trails, blasts and auras, plus feats to achieve. Three new deals every day. Nothing is sold for real money: everything is won by playing.

Made for your phone
• One-finger controls, portrait mode
• Runs that last a few seconds or a few minutes
• 3D graphics with real-time reflections
• Plays offline too
• In English, Italian, Spanish, French, German and Portuguese

The game is free, with ads. Reward videos are always optional.

How far can you go before you see yourself?

Recent changes:
Riflessi gets a new look: concrete walls and sharper reflections, so you can see yourself better even in daylight, plus new neon menus. The leaderboard now has a podium for the top three and always shows your position at the bottom; after your first run, pick your name (or roll the dice). “How to play” is now split into four tabs. After “Continue” there’s a countdown, and runs start only from the buttons: no more accidental starts. And the game runs smoother.