▶ Play now: https://www.zanzoh.com

The goal

Get your character to the glowing blue portal without being seen by the red AI Observers. You're a solid white circle when no echoes are out, and blend among them as a dotted shimmering ring once you've left some. If a cone sees the real you, you're caught — instantly, even with ghosts on the field.

⌨️ Keyboard controls

• Arrow keys / WASD — move
• Space — Decoy in play; also confirm / start / next level / retry in menus
• Esc — pause + settings (music & SFX volume, key remap, fullscreen)

📱 iPhone / Android

• Move: touch and drag anywhere (a virtual joystick appears)
• Decoy: the pink on-screen button — or tap anywhere with a second finger while steering
• Tilt steering: toggled by the MOTION chip next to the game's top-right corner (it sits in the black letterbox, outside the game). On the web it's opt-in — tap the chip and allow motion access. In the iOS app it's on by default, and turning it off is remembered. Steer by tilting the device like a tray — you roll toward whichever edge you lower, and speed follows your tilt: a slight lean rolls slowly, a deeper lean (~14°) reaches full speed, like a real ball. The grip you settle into about half a second after enabling becomes the neutral position, and it recalibrates automatically after you rotate the device. Chip colors: orange = on, grey = off, dark purple = motion access denied. The joystick + Decoy keep working alongside it.
• Pause: the ❚❚ button ⇒ Menus: tap to start / pick a level / advance
• Fullscreen (in Safari): tap the aA icon (or •••, depending on iOS) in the address bar → Hide Toolbar. The top address bar and bottom tab bar disappear for true full-page play. Tap the blank strip at the very top or bottom to bring them back.
• Or install it: Share → Add to Home Screen, then launch the ZANZOH icon — it opens standalone (no browser chrome), edge-to-edge.
• Note: the game is 16:9, so on a taller phone you'll see thin black bars on the sides — that's it keeping its aspect ratio.
• Landscape only: hold the phone sideways. In portrait you'll see a full-screen Rotate your device prompt until you turn it (iOS Safari can't lock orientation, so this gate stands in).