Flux Catcher Guide
Move a glowing magnetic tractor-beam paddle to catch falling energy cores and deflect hazardous antimatter.
Overview
Control an electromagnetic tractor-beam paddle that dynamically bends the trajectories of falling energy cores toward your catcher while deflecting antimatter mines.
When to Use Flux Catcher
Play Flux Catcher for a relaxing yet precise physics arcade game that rewards smooth mouse control.
Inputs, Formats & Specifications
- Accepted Inputs
- Mouse horizontal movement, trackpad, or mobile touch drag
- Output Formats
- Energy cores captured, multiplier streak, all-time record
- Supported Standards
- HTML5 Canvas physics engine
- Browser Limits & Scope
- Catching an antimatter mine burns one of your 3 energy shields.
How to Play Flux Catcher
- Move your mouse or drag your finger horizontally to glide your magnetic paddle across the bottom.
- Catch falling blue and gold energy cores to score points and build energy reserves.
- Use your paddle's magnetic radius to curve nearby falling cores directly into your catcher.
- Dodge dangerous red antimatter mines to preserve your 3 energy shields.
Real-World Examples
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the magnetic pull work?
When energy cores enter your paddle's magnetic radius, an invisible tractor beam accelerates them toward your paddle.
How many lives do I have in Flux Catcher?
You start with 3 energy shields. Catching an antimatter mine burns one shield.
Can I play with touch controls on a phone?
Yes. Dragging your finger smoothly across the lower screen controls paddle position with responsive 1:1 tracking.
Privacy & Data Security
Flux Catcher runs 100% locally in your browser with zero latency and zero data collection.