How to play Blip Dash
Blip Dash is about as simple as arcade games get: one button, one rule. Tap anywhere on the game — or hit space, or click — and your orb launches upward. Let go and gravity takes right back over, pulling it back down. Every wall that scrolls toward you has exactly one gap in it, and your only job is to be there when it arrives. Clip a wall and the run ends immediately, no second chances, no lives to spend.
That's the whole game, and that's on purpose. There's no upgrade tree, no currency, no fifteen-minute tutorial standing between you and actually playing — you tap once and you're already in it. Everything past that point is just you, gravity, and your own timing.
Tips for a longer run
Tap early and often rather than waiting until the last second — small, frequent taps give you way more control over the orb's height than one big panicked tap right before a gap. The game gets faster and the gaps get tighter the longer you survive, so the rhythm that worked at the start won't carry you all the way through; expect to keep adjusting your tap timing as your score climbs. And when you do lose a run, it's almost always the same lesson: you reacted to the wall instead of planning for it. Try to register the next gap's position a beat before you actually need to move.