BOUND

Tap, bounce, repeat. BOUND strips away everything unnecessary and leaves just one thing: keeping a ball alive inside a confined space. One tap sends it moving, and from that point it's entirely up to your timing to stop it from drifting into the walls.

The rhythm of the game builds quietly. At first the ball feels manageable, almost lazy in its movement, but that changes. Precision matters more the longer a round goes on, and a single mistimed tap can end everything.

What makes BOUND worth returning to is how much tension it wrings from so little. No elaborate setup, no unlockable content to chase — just the loop of trying to outlast your previous attempt. The stark visual style removes distraction, which only sharpens the pressure when things get close. Short sessions, honest difficulty, and a score that always feels within reach until it suddenly isn't.