
Magnet / Mayday
Swipe to move magnetic hands and snap panels onto a broken satellite to survive.
Arcade & Casual
ramy_raz made this on Mable.
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Swipe to climb a broken satellite, snap loose panels into open gaps, and dodge moving sparks to reach the top.
How to play
- Swipe or use arrow keys to step one tile at a time.
- Stand next to a loose panel to snap it into the gap.
- Avoid stepping into open gaps or touching the moving red sparks.
- Grab coins for points, but watch the deck edges shrink inward.
- Reach the top center tile to complete the rescue mission.
Controls
- Touch
- Swipe up, down, left, or right to step one tile.
- Keyboard
- Press the arrow keys to move one tile per keystroke.
- Mouse
- Click and drag in any direction to move one tile.
More about this game
Your goal is to reach the top of the grid to escape the satellite. You move one tile at a time, approaching loose panels to automatically snap them into open gaps. Moving sparks patrol specific rows and will damage you on contact. Collecting coins increases your score but shrinks the outer edges of the deck, giving you less room to maneuver. The run ends when you reach the top center tile to escape, or if you lose all three lives.
Tips
- You do not need to step directly onto a panel to fix it; moving to any adjacent tile snaps it into the open gap.
- Sparks patrol rows 6 and 3. Time your upward swipes carefully to cross their path when they swing to the opposite side of the deck.
- Each of the three coins shrinks the grid width by one tile on each side. Skip them if you need more space to dodge.
FAQ
- How do I fix the broken gaps?
- Move your magnetic hands to any tile directly next to a loose panel. It automatically snaps into the gap, awarding you 150 points and making the row safe to cross.
- What happens if I step into an open gap?
- You will lose one of your three lives and be pushed back to the row below the gap. You must fix the panel before you can safely cross.
- Why did the sides of the deck disappear?
- Collecting a coin increases your score but permanently removes the outermost columns of the grid. Collecting all three coins reduces the deck to just the center column.





