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What Fluxo looks like

A one-tap gravity runner, annotated

on the ceiling tap to flip past

Fluxo: Gravity Runner is our game. You ride the floor or the ceiling of a neon tunnel and flip between them to slip past spikes, barrier walls, center blocks, crushing pistons and timed laser gates.

Your first run coaches you with a TAP TO FLIP prompt, and PLAY AGAIN restarts instantly with no trip back to the menu.

One tap, two surfaces, a new twist every eight points.

Before you download

Who should pick something else

• Fans of Gravity Guy's chase. The original had police chasing you and checkpoints. Fluxo is an endless tunnel with no pursuer and no checkpoints.
• Anyone who wants zero ads, ever. The free game has house-ad breaks and optional watch-to-revive buttons. A one-time Premium purchase removes the house-ad breaks; the free alternatives below also show ads.
• Players sensitive to flashing screens. FEVER turns the tunnel rainbow. Fluxo has toggles for screen shake and reduced effects and honours iOS Reduce Motion (Apple's guide to Reduce Motion), but a calm puzzle may suit you better.
• Chromebook players. The listing says the full game is free in any browser at fluxrun.rork.app.

If you miss the police chase, Fluxo is a cousin, not a remake.

20-second demo

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This is our quick sketch of the core mechanic, not the app itself. Tap the tunnel, press the button or hit Space to flip. Spikes sit on one surface at a time; be on the other.

In the real game, chaining three near-miss dodges ignites FEVER: 6 seconds of double gold, an automatic orb magnet and a rainbow tunnel. Orbs fill a meter for FLUX DASH, a shockwave that smashes through everything in your path.

If you flip on reflex by run three, the full game will feel like home.

Checked November 3, 2026

What games are like Gravity Guy on iPhone?

Gravity Panic, Inverta: Gravity Flip Arcade and our own Fluxo: Gravity Runner all use the same one-tap gravity flip, play offline and are free. They differ in how they make money and what data their privacy labels list. Here is what each App Store listing says.

From each app's US App Store page, read November 3, 2026. Privacy labels are reported by developers and not verified by Apple. Prices may vary by region. Gravity Guy's history comes from its Wikipedia entry.

Our honest read: if privacy is your first filter, Gravity Panic's label is the cleanest of the three. If you want the fewest purchase prompts, Inverta lists only one. Fluxo's design decision is depth: sectors, FEVER, FLUX DASH, a Daily Challenge, three modes and 18 pilots, with the full game playable free.

All three flip on one tap; pick on ads, data and depth.

The loop

How Fluxo works in three steps

1. Flip. Tap to swap floor and ceiling. A ring shows when you are airborne, and near misses build a CLOSE streak.
2. Survive the sector. Every 8 points brings a new rule: reward sectors like ORB RUSH and GOLD RUSH alternate with challenges like SPEED SURGE and SPIKE STORM. A bar under your score shows what is next.
3. Pick your mode. Classic for the core run, Hyper for more speed and double gold, Zen for relaxed practice with no wipeouts, plus one fixed Daily Challenge course.

Learn it in seconds; the sectors keep it from going stale.

A run, start to finish

The beginner's first minute

You open Fluxo and the tunnel is already moving. TAP TO FLIP. You tap, the little pixel robot snaps to the ceiling, and a spike row slides past underneath. Eight points in, the bar under your score warns of SPIKE STORM. You clip a piston at 11. PLAY AGAIN puts you straight back in. On the third run you start flipping before you think about it, and that is the moment a one-tap runner either clicks or it doesn't.

Three runs is the honest test of any one-tap game.