Halo Relay

How to play Halo Relay

Halo Relay is a compact game of reading and choosing. A pulse appears on the inner or outer ring, while the core shows which of the two needs a link before the next beat. Select that same ring to form the connection. Everything needed for the decision remains visible: the requested ring uses a strong colour, your white marker shows the current choice, and the counter at the top tells you which sector is active. Difficulty never comes from a hidden instruction, an advert in the middle of a run, or a change outside the stage.

• Left Arrow, A, or 1: choose the inner ring.
• Right Arrow, D, or 3: choose the outer ring.
• Space or Enter: switch between the two rings.
• Tap or click: use the two large buttons, or tap the left and right sides of the Canvas.
• P, Escape, or pause: pauses the transmission without leaving the page.

Three sectors, one readable rule

Each sector contains eight signals. The opening sector gives you room to read the marker motion and learn both rings; later sectors shorten the response interval while retaining the exact same controls. A connected signal adds points that this attempt actually earned. Choosing the other ring uses one shield point, so the run continues while protection remains. That makes the pace faster without making the game unpredictable: the next ring is always visible and you can change your choice before the beat.

Checkpoint and local result

After completing the first or second sector, the transmission saves a browser checkpoint. If every shield is spent, one restore returns to the latest sector you really synchronised; it does not award bonus points or claim a win that never happened. Linking all 24 signals stores only this device's best result. There is no global leaderboard, fictional players, ready-made ratings, or invented counters. Sharing is optional and opens native sharing or copies text only when you choose that action.

Original and served on this domain

Halo Relay was created for Jogos de Plataforma with Canvas, vector artwork, JavaScript, and browser-synthesised sounds after the first interaction. Short tones follow a successful link and can be muted through the player audio control. The game runs inside this page on phones, tablets, and computers, needs no download or account, loads no media from another domain, and never redirects the browser to another platform.