Kavalto Sprint

Your horse is galloping toward a steeplechase fence in long, even strides. You don't steer it and you don't press a jump button. Your only job is to choose the right moment to make one stride shorter. That's how Kavalto Sprint works. Each tap makes the horse's next stride short instead of long. Before every fence there is a green takeoff band on the ground. If a hoof lands inside it, the horse gathers itself and jumps the fence on its own. Your tap sets the jump up, and the horse does the rest. The skill is in reading the gap. As a fence comes closer, watch where the long strides are going to fall. If they're about to carry the horse past the band or drop it short, one well-timed tap moves the next hoof into the green. If you tap too early or too late, or don't tap at all, the horse crashes through the fence. Each crash costs one of your three lives, so a single mistake won't end your ride, but every one counts. Ride carefully and you'll have room to recover when a tricky fence catches you out. Kavalto Sprint has 14 levels of steeplechase fences. With one tap, one green band and a galloping rhythm to read, each run is a short test of timing that's easy to start and satisfying to get right. Settle into the gallop, watch the ground ahead and pick your moment.

Kavalto Sprint