Infinity is a race through a shifting 3D maze. Every run hides a golden beacon deep inside it, and you have one trick: switch gravity at any moment, even mid-air, and fall onto the wall ahead, the ceiling or any side. The shortest route is rarely along the floor.
How it plays
- Gravity on six axes. Fall toward any surface around you and chain switches to steer through open shafts.
- A new maze every race, with the beacon placed far from the start.
- Four worlds: a research station, an endless castle, glowing shoji halls and an overgrown moss garden.
- Route tools to mark your path, seal passages and breach walls.
- Runs everywhere: Windows, Linux and Android with touch controls.
Controls that stay out of the way
The whole game rests on one verb, so switching gravity has to be instant on every input device:
| Keyboard and mouse | Gamepad | Touch | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fall onto the wall ahead | E | Y | Tap Gravity |
| Flip onto the ceiling | Q | X | Swipe up from Gravity |
| Pick any wall | Hold right mouse, press a direction | Hold LT, push the stick | Swipe from Gravity toward it |
| Move and look | WASD and mouse | Sticks | Floating left stick, drag to look |
Switching works mid-air and chains, so a good run is mostly falling: drop onto a wall, sprint, flip to the ceiling over a shaft, and fall again toward the beacon.
Where it’s going
Online races for up to ten runners are in active development. Play it at infinity.lupyd.com or download builds from itch.io.