Eternal Cycle

From the creators of the award-winning Sync: Party Hard, a new adventure emerges. The loop of life has been shattered, plunging the world into darkness. The noble Oroboros, guardians of the loop, are now scattered throughout the universe. Yet, a glimmer of hope remains for the world to be made whole again. Take control of your fate by selecting an Oroboro and embarking on a unique, mysterious journey. Along the way, you'll encounter numerous foes and friends, opportunities to hone your skills, discover hidden collectibles, and battle formidable bosses.

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How to play:
In this Oroboros adventure, your dragon endlessly circles a dark world, attempting to catch its own tail. Tap the screen to rotate your Oroboro. When it reaches its tail, the circulation is complete, and your Oroboro is reborn. As you progress, you'll have the chance to try different Oroboros, eventually discovering a guardian Oroboro. Some Oroboros possess shooting abilities, making certain levels resemble an alien shooter.

Oroboros and allies:
- Waldorf: Fires a rocket that sends enemies into a soul eater.
- Atlas: Uses stoneform to become invulnerable and powerful.
- Ultegra: Emits a resonance wave.
- Yuzu: Pauses time, locking enemies in place.
- Flab: A bat companion that protects you from enemies throughout your journey.

Collectibles:
- Mushroom: Grants superpowers and temporary invincibility.
- Coins: Basic currency for upgrading your Oroboro.
- Rocket: Fills the special power bar of your Oroboro.
- Shield: Temporarily shields your Oroboro from enemies.
- SlowTime: Slows time for a short period.

Game modes:
- Journey: Classic Oroboros journey mode, ending with a boss level, perfect for the adventurous.
- Infinite: Unlocked after completing Journey mode, designed for advanced players seeking a challenge and new quests.

Background: Mythology
Oroboros originates from Greek mythology, symbolizing the duality of life and death, birth and rebirth, beginning and end, chaos and order. It's a mythological creature rich in symbolism, also prominent in Egyptian mythology as a snake representing infinity, and in Norse mythology as the sea-dragon Jörmungandr.