Sunchaser

The game

Sunchaser is a one-screen greenhouse survival game: you are a sunflower under a glass-pane roof, and suns drift lazily overhead while clouds creep between them and your face. Rotate your flower onto an unblocked sun and volumetric light-ray streaks stitch onto your petals while the bloom meter climbs — sit in cloud-shade and the wilt meter quietly eats your season. Clear six waves of sun with mirror rails bouncing extra beams for FULL BLOOM; longest bloom wins.

How to play

• Press ENTER or click to plant and start the run.
• Rotate your face with the ← / → arrow keys (or A / D); on phones, hold the left or right half of the screen.
• Keep your face aimed at a sun that is not covered by a cloud — the light-ray streaks and the sunflower's smile confirm you are lit.
• While lit, the golden bloom meter on the right fills; fill it to open the next wave. Each wave adds suns, clouds and tighter aim tolerance.
• While in shade, the brown wilt meter on the left rises — if it fills, you wilt and the season ends. Sunlight washes wilt back off.
• From wave 4, mirror rails sweep across the greenhouse: park your face under a lit mirror beam for a faster bloom.
• Score counts total bloom plus a wave bonus; your best season is remembered locally. P or ESC pauses.