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A night hill-climb driving game told through telemetry: rings, sparklines and live numbers for speed, fuel, distance and time in the air. Questions and answers below. What am I driving? A buggy with a headlight, on graphite slopes lit by a glowing mint line. Hold the right half of the screen for gas and the left half for the brake. Amber capsules refill the tank, mint rhombuses are sparks, and marker posts count every 50 metres. Where does the road go? Endless is a track that never stops, with hills that grow taller as you go and a record to chase. Daily route gives one route per date, with its height profile, length and climb shown before the start, your longest run of the day, a streak and marks for each day of the week. Past routes are listed below. What does the dashboard show? The home screen is a grid of widgets: longest endless run, points, total distance, flips and longest air, some with their own sparkline. Stats adds runs, kilometres, sparks, the average run, a distance trend and a run log of 25 entries with the longest one marked. Can the buggy change? The Garage holds 8 liveries, such as Mint Line, Amber Dune, Glacier and Night Ops. Each opens at a distance milestone and changes only the look. The Workshop raises engine, shocks, tyres and tank through five levels, using points from driving, with the numbers shown live. What happens at the end of a run? A sheet slides up with metric rings for share of your record, sparks, air time and peak speed, plus the points for that run. Can the moving background be turned off? Yes. Slow topographic contour lines drift around three peaks behind the menus. Switch this animation off in Settings, where haptics and a telemetry reset also live. The game plays offline and needs no account.