Launch a neon ball through an electric pinball table packed with bumpers, ramps, and multiplier zones. Tap the left side for the left flipper, right for the right. Aim for the cosmic jackpot target at the centre — hit it three times in one ball for a universe-shattering score. The table tilts slightly each game, changing every shot angle and making muscle memory unreliable.

A pulse sequence taps across the screen in a unique rhythm and you must reproduce it perfectly by tapping the same positions in the same order. One tap is added each round. Miss a single position in the wrong place and the echo breaks. Sequences grow to twenty taps and the positions rearrange subtly between rounds to prevent pure spatial memory from becoming your only tool.

Move a mirror to bounce a laser beam across the chamber into glowing targets. The mirror angle changes the beam direction precisely — one degree off and the beam misses the target by metres. Multiple targets must be lit simultaneously using beam splitters that divide the laser into two paths. Later chambers stack five splitters and require a mirror configuration that satisfies all targets at once.