Run left and right and attempt to jump through holes in a series of floors which are constantly moving upwards.

Don't get squished between the top of the screen and a floor!

While you avoid this fate, collect rubies that are strewn across the floors for extra points.

Update Description:
- Removed different types of floors
- Changed user graphic
- Added rubies

***** [Feb 5, 2006] by aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
This is the most addictive game ever! I think you should use an OS5 version that uses the navpad because the buttons needed are sometimes missing and stylus control is hard! A jorb well done!

***** [Oct 12, 2004] by Guy Devos
This one has it all: fast, addictive, simple yet challenging. Thanks for this excellent game! Only wish the buttons could be configured.

**** [Sep 5, 2004] by DerCormeister
And another: Power button doesn't allow turning off my Zire 71 while the program is running.

**** [Sep 5, 2004] by DerCormeister
Another suggestion: have previously entered high score initials entered in entry field by default.

**** [Sep 5, 2004] by DerCormeister
Good concept; original and worthy of improving upon by (1) allowing "new games" without quitting and restarting the program (2) use a menu item rather than page up to disable sound (too easy to accidentally hit now), (3) allow different speeds; it's pretty good now on my Zire 71, but having a slower training speed at first would help, (4) allow jumping, or have rubies always placed in accessible locations (now, they appear in places where its impossible to get to them (5) add different levels and backgrounds for interest (6) start easier and add greater levels of complexity to keep players interest longer (7) make the game compliant with system sound settings.

***** [Aug 26, 2004] by clicclic
Annoyingly fun. It sucks you in like all great freeware games (Bee, Chopper, Irjet, Mars, SP) and prevents you from paying attention to your girlfriend. Suddenly you're in trouble. "Why are you mad? I didn't do anything!"

***** [Aug 11, 2004] by Pj Walsh
A good simple game but it won't run if you have write anywhere on the screen switched on. It works fine on my Tungsten E except for this setting when its switched on.

**** [Jul 31, 2004] by Jude Anthony
Nice and simple, and I can actually exit from the new version on my Clie TG-50. I'd give it five stars because it's so much fun, but I can't enter my name for the high scores, since it doesn't understand Graffiti Anywhere or the keyboard. Make it compliant with Palm standards; stop taking over all input! It could also use a simple bonus, such as score pills or something.

***** [Jul 15, 2004] by sputnikman
The original version was a great and addictive game. Latest version cannot be played in TREO 600, the "ball" is missing.

**** [Jul 13, 2004] by Cedell Hendricks
I think that this game has potential and should continue to be updated and improved. It is very simple but fun and I keep it because I see what it could be one day. Keep up the good work. Bring more.

** [Jul 9, 2004] by Jared
Except for a series of glitches (none of them fatal, just annoying), it's a fun game. On my Visor Pro OS 3.5, the game frequently restarts, stops and asks for my initials, or pauses while the point counter catches up to my score.

* [Jul 4, 2004] by Robert
Previous version worked fine on my Tungsten T. New version keeps pausing then restarts itself continuously. Original version was challenging, new one is pretty easy until it restarts. This rating refers to this version only. Previous version would get 4 stars.

*** [Jul 2, 2004] by Zire-user
It doesn't work on my Zire. I can't move the ball left because of the different keys.

**** [Jul 2, 2004] by Nemo
Simple & fun.

***** [Jul 2, 2004] by Patrick Lucas
Excellent!!! Very adictive! Would be nice if the final score was shown when the game ends.

**** [Jul 1, 2004] by Ashley
Yeah, reminds me of my old TI-83+ days. Simple yet entertaining. However, one gripe is that on my TG50 (and probably other devices with no silk screen), I cannot exit the game unless I soft reset. This is because any hardware button I press starts the game. The home button on the TG50 is a hardware button. The back button also starts the game, as does the voice memo button. But otherwise, a great game reminding me of my TI-83+ games.

**** [Jun 30, 2004] by Tornuu
Suggest version with sound, graphics background ...Yes..this going to be a hits !!! Can't wait for next version.

*** [Jun 30, 2004] by puddintame
Monotonous, but fun. The menu doesn't work (flashes on the screen for a second, then disappears).

**** [Jun 30, 2004] by PHF
Nice and simple. But runs a bit too fast on my Tungsten T3, I think.

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