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G-Switch 3 is a side-scrolling runner built around one idea: your character can't jump, but they can flip which way is down. Tap the switch and gravity inverts, sending you from the floor to the ceiling of the tunnel and back again, threading through gaps in the walls without ever slowing your forward sprint.
The timing is the whole game. Flip too early and you clip a wall you didn't need to cross yet; flip too late and you slam into whatever was waiting on the side you just left. There's no steering left or right — just one button, used at exactly the right moment, over and over, faster the longer a run goes on.
Controls
Left mouse button, or any key on the keyboard, flips gravity. That's the entire control scheme — the challenge is all in when you press it, not what you press.
Modes
- Campaign — a set sequence of hand-built stages to work through in order.
- Endless — no finish line, just a run that gets faster the longer you survive, built for chasing a personal best.
- Multiplayer — up to eight people share one screen, each assigned their own key, racing the same tunnel side by side.
Tips
- Switch a beat before the obstacle, not on top of it — reacting to what's already on screen is usually one flip too late.
- In multiplayer, keep your own lane in view rather than watching the whole screen; eight runners flipping at once is too much to track at once otherwise.
- Endless mode's early stretch is slower than it feels — resist flipping on reflex and wait for the actual gap.
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