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Skybreak Protocol

A cyberpunk arcade ascent across fourteen levels.

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What it does

Skybreak Protocol is a vertical cyberpunk arcade game for desktop and mobile browsers. You guide a climbing robot through fourteen different 15-floor environments, break routes open with an ice pick, avoid drones and hazards, and progress to a distinct boss arena in every sector. Difficulty, visual style and ice-pick upgrades let each run change while progress remains on the device.

AI-assisted development

Schrotty74 develops these projects with AI assistance. Depending on the project, OpenAI Codex and, in parts, Claude support the development work. Xcode is used for Apple-platform development. Schrotty74 retains final review and responsibility.

Complete feature list

01Fourteen distinct levels with routes, guardians, boss arenas and one original track each

02Easy, Medium and Hard with difficulty-aware patrols, chests and hazards

03Destructible walls, phase blocks, moving routes and seven reward types

04Keyboard remapping, touch controls, fullscreen and offline ZIP edition

05Graphics presets from Low to Ultra, local FPS display and adaptive effects

06Fifteen floors per environment and a dedicated boss arena per sector

07Ice-pick upgrades and route-breaking mechanics

08Patrols, chests and hazards adapted to the selected difficulty

09Seven reward types

10WebGPU Ultra effects with a WebGL2-compatible fallback

11Frame-rate options up to 120 FPS or unlimited

Manual & downloads

Open English manual ↗

Latest beta release · v1.0.1-beta.8

Download macOS ZIP ↗

Beta versions may still contain errors or incomplete features. Use them at your own risk.

Data and privacy

High score, settings, unlocks and key bindings are stored in the local browser profile. Only the optional check for a newer GitHub release needs an internet connection.

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