One tap drops you against an actual person, and the server decides what you are both playing. You find out together. Rounds last seconds, not evenings.
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Quick Match. There is nothing to choose, which is why there is nothing to wait for.
A real person, paired server-side. Their name is on the other side of the scoreboard.
The server picks the game and tells you both at once. Neither of you gets to prepare.
Quick Match draws from all three, so nobody queues for a favourite and nobody waits. Anything added later lands in the same queue — no new mode to learn.
Drag anywhere to aim — the whole screen is the aim control, so it is there whatever your thumb is doing. Hold to draw and the view tightens; release and the shot resolves from wherever the crosshair was. The arrow you watch fly afterwards is decoration and cannot change the result.
You both get the same six balloons on the same drifting paths, from one server seed. You never see their field. First to clear takes the round.
Drag the ball to aim and set your pace; drag anywhere else to walk the green and read it. Pace and line are coupled the way they are in real putting — hit it firm and it holds its line, feather it and the slope takes over.
The aim guide runs the same physics the ball does, which is why it curves. Both players get the identical hole, down to the last swell. First ball down wins.
Every lift costs an acorn, and the only way to get one is to catch it mid-air. Spend them all and the next unavoidable drop ends your run — not as a penalty, just as the physics doing what it was always going to.
You each fly your own run and never share a screen. Scores are compared once you have both landed.
Challenge someone from your friends list and pick the game yourself — a private room has no shared queue to fragment, so the choice is yours. They get a notification wherever they are. Free, with no catch.
Host a party, share a six-digit code, and everyone plays the same seeded course or the same balloon field at the same time. Needs Plus to host; joining one never does.
Any of the three games, solo, with no opponent and no clock to race. Nothing is recorded — no match history, no stats, no leaderboard. It is there to get your eye in.
When someone who used your invite code subscribes, a free month of Plus lands on your account. There is no code to redeem and nothing to claim — the server grants it and your membership card changes.
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