A circular brick-breaker roguelite where enemy ammunition becomes your strongest weapon.
A reactor sits at the centre of a circular arena. You drag a small Deflector paddle around it, and where an enemy shot strikes the paddle decides where it goes back — the centre returns it to whoever fired it, the edges send it somewhere else entirely.
Tap to fire a manually aimed turret, at the cost of freezing the paddle for as long as you are aiming. Enemies you destroy drop spare parts that expire in six seconds, and they only count if you knock them into the reactor before they do. A run is twelve waves and ten to fifteen minutes; between runs there is a garage for crafting, loadouts and a prestige Reforge.
Portrait, one thumb, iPhone and iPad.
Email support@recoilreactor.com. A person reads every message and answers it, usually within a few days.
If something went wrong, these four things make it fixable on the first reply rather than the third:
Free prologue. Unlock the complete game once for $2.99. No ads, subscriptions, or additional purchases.
The prologue runs through wave 8, ending after the second mini-boss, and it is a real game rather than a demonstration — everything permanent you earn in it, including research, rank and blueprints, carries into the full game whether you buy it or not.
Open Settings from the main menu, choose Unlock the Complete Game, and press Restore Purchase. That route is there from the first launch, so a reinstall does not mean playing back to wave 8 to find it. Restoring uses the Apple Account that made the original purchase.
The unlock is a one-time non-consumable, tied to the Apple Account that bought it. Once it is restored the game keeps working with no network connection at all.
Apple handles all App Store refunds; we cannot issue one directly. Request it at reportaproblem.apple.com. If the reason is something broken, please write to us as well — a refund tells us nothing about what to fix.
Settings carries independent toggles for sound, haptics and reduced flash, and each takes effect on the press. Reduced flash is a fully playable state, not a degraded one.
Colour is never the only thing separating a friendly object from a hostile one: shape, outline and trail carry the same distinction, so a player who cannot separate cyan from magenta is not reading a different game.
If something here is not enough, please say so — that address goes to someone who can change the app.
The game collects nothing, sends nothing, and makes no network calls of any kind. There is no account, no analytics, and no third-party code in it. Your saves and settings are files on your own device and are deleted with the app.
The privacy policy says the same thing at length.