Sping

Sping is a one-button game built around swinging through hand-crafted levels. You can play with one hand, foot or another way to press and hold a button. Levels take 15–60 seconds, and the game offers at least 10 hours of play if you complete them without repeats.

Level sets

The game has over 1,000 levels across several sets:

• Classic: 288 levels that unlock in sequence, starting simply and introducing new mechanics over time.
• Lost: 288 levels, including ones with sudden difficulty spikes or unusual designs. They unlock together, and the harder ones can be skipped.
• Rush: 360 levels focused on speed. To earn three stars, you must beat the target time and collect all the gems.
• One Chance: 54 levels where the anchor disappears when you let go, making you plan your approach carefully.
• Play Perfect: 126 levels where every tap counts and you need to fine-tune your moves. These unlock further into the game and are intended for expert players.
• Lab: 18 levels designed to be even stranger and harder than the Lost levels.

All 288 Classic levels also have HYPER versions, tuned to play at 1.3 times the speed. Zen is an endless procedural level for swinging around and collecting items, with no timers or goals.

Game modes

One Life strings together random levels you have already unlocked. You have one life, and can compare your top score with friends. Endless Mode uses procedurally generated levels that continue without end.

Each day brings three challenges based on random levels. You compete for the fastest time, with five seconds added whenever you miss a gem. Each challenge is designed to take less than five minutes.

Themes and characters

The game has visual themes, each with its own soundtrack by composer Stafford Bawler. Every level adapts to the theme you choose. You can also unlock over 70 characters; they play the same way, but include options such as a frog.