Ridgeline

Step off the summit. You've got about seventy seconds of mountain below you and one rule: the closer you fly, the more it pays.

Ridgeline is a wingsuit proximity-flying game. You launch from a ledge at the top and fly one long line all the way down. Skim the ridge, drop into the couloir, cut through the pines, thread the rock gates, cross the lake, hug the waterfall wall and run out the valley to a landing field at the bottom. Then pull your chute and try to put it on the bullseye.

The flight model plays it straight. Dive to build speed, flare to trade it back for height. You never get free energy, you just get better at spending it.

FLY CLOSE, GET PAID
Points come from how close you are and how fast you're going. Brush the treetops, scrape a cliff face, duck under a cable or a bridge, and the game calls it out: Terrain Hug, Wall Ride, Thread the Needle, Under the Wire. Get greedy and you'll learn exactly how solid that granite is.

TRICKS THAT STACK
Barrel rolls, front flips, back loops, Starfish, Superman and Helicopter spins. Each one has its own button, and they layer. Hold a roll through a loop and you've got a corkscrew. Throw all three at once if you're feeling lucky. Every trick bleeds lift, though, so a big combo low over the rocks can cost you the run.

KEEP THE CHAIN ALIVE
Proximity and tricks feed one combo. Keep linking them and the multiplier climbs. Let it lapse cleanly and it banks. Crash and it's gone. Respawn is instant, so you're back in the air before you're done yelling at your screen.

STICK THE LANDING
The run isn't over until your boots hit grass. Pull early and you drift. Pull too low and it's a hard landing. Touch down in the center ring for a Bullseye and up to 6,000 bonus points. Only finished runs go on the leaderboard, and it keeps your best one.

YOU'RE NEVER UP THERE ALONE
Everyone flies the same mountain. You drop straight into a shared lobby of up to 16 pilots and see everyone else as ghosts with smoke trails and name tags, each on their own run. No rounds, no waiting on a host, no mid-air collisions. Just people to chase down.

THE SKY KEEPS TURNING
Time of day and weather roll on a live cycle, and everyone in the lobby sees the same sky. Fly at dawn, at golden hour, or at night with your helmet strobe blinking. Fly through clear air, drizzle, a full thunderstorm, falling snow, or straight down through a sea of cloud parked in the valley. The weather changes what you see and hear. The suit flies the same in a blizzard as it does at noon, so the leaderboard stays fair.

CONTROLS
Keyboard or gamepad. Every key can be rebound in Settings.

Best played on desktop.