Corruption

How to Play

• Everyone gets the same 25×25 grid every day. It resets at 00:00 UTC, for everyone, at once.
• There's no fog and no camera panning at the start — the whole grid is visible the moment it loads. Move the cyan marker (you) to the gold marker (exit).
• After a short grace period, static creeps in from the outer edge of the grid, one ring at a time, closing in toward the center. It never reverses and it never slows down on its own. Corrupted cells flicker between magenta and cyan and jitter a couple pixels — kept small and scattered on purpose, not a full-screen effect.
• Corrupted cells stop showing their walls — but they never stop being walkable. The corruption only ever costs you your view, never your route. Once a region's gone, you're navigating it from memory.
• Since the exit tends to sit out toward the edges, it's often one of the first things to corrupt — worth committing its position to memory early, before it's gone.
• The grid gets bigger through the week — Monday's the easiest, Sunday's the hardest. Pick a level, Beginner through Extreme — it controls how fast the static closes in and how long your grace period lasts.
• Use arrow keys or swipe to move. Come back daily to build your streak.