General Helicopter

Rock formations come fast in General Helicopter, and a split-second of lost focus ends your run immediately. The premise is stripped down — fly as far as possible without clipping the cave walls closing in around you.

There's something almost meditative about it once you find a rhythm. The helicopter responds to your inputs with just enough weight that you feel the consequences of overcorrecting. Too aggressive and you clip the ceiling. Too passive and the floor rushes up.

Distance becomes the only thing that matters. No power-ups, no distractions — just you, the controls, and an increasingly narrow path. It's the kind of game that produces one more attempt almost automatically, chasing that slightly longer run you know is possible.