Frequently asked questions.

VØID Arc supports Google Sign-In and Sign In with Apple. Open Settings → Profile and choose your provider. An account enables cloud sync, online leaderboards, and purchase transfer across devices.

Yes. Guest mode is available for local play, stats, and pass-and-play competition. Guest scores do not appear on online leaderboards and cannot be transferred to a new device.

Open Settings → Profile → Delete Account. You will be asked to confirm before anything is removed. Deletion permanently erases your display name, high scores, leaderboard entries, friends list, and all other VØID Arc data from our servers. Your Google or Apple sign-in account itself is not affected — only the VØID Arc data associated with it is deleted. Supporter purchases are managed by the App Store or Google Play and remain available for restoration in a new installation at any time.

Sign in with the same Google or Apple account on the new device. Your high scores, progression, and supporter status are stored in the cloud and restored automatically.

No. As long as you have an account and sign in, everything transfers. If you played as a guest, your local scores cannot be moved to a new device.

Open the Supporter screen from the main menu and purchase any supporter tier once. The purchase removes ads permanently across all your devices.

Open the Supporter screen and tap "Restore Purchase". Make sure you are signed in with the same account used during the original purchase.

Every supporter tier removes ads permanently. Supporter adds exclusive cosmetics and a leaderboard badge. Super Supporter includes everything in Supporter plus more cosmetics and the premium leaderboard highlight.

Yes. A purchase made before linking an account stays on that device first. After you sign in, open the Supporter screen and use Transfer Purchase to attach it to your account for cross-device sync.

After each run with an account signed in, your score is submitted automatically if it is a new personal best. Leaderboards are available for Classic, Drift, and Pulse modes. Guest mode scores are local only.

All-Time shows the highest scores ever recorded for each mode. Daily rankings show only scores achieved today in UTC and reset at midnight UTC every day.

Online scores require a linked account, a display name, and a qualifying run in Classic, Drift, or Pulse. Guest runs stay local, and only new personal bests are submitted.

Yes. Use the friends filter in the Arena leaderboard, or open Friends and tap the leaderboard shortcut to jump straight into the friends-only view.

At midnight UTC every day. You can see the live countdown on the main page and in the Arena screen in the app.

Your score is added to the daily leaderboard only if it is your personal best for that day. Scores submitted in guest mode are not included.

Open Friends and tap Add Friend. Share your invite link, QR code, or code with the other player. After they open the invite, you can finish the request flow from the Friends screen if an acceptance step is still pending.

Once a friendship is accepted, you can compare only those players in the friends leaderboard view. It uses the same online score data as Arena, just filtered to your accepted friends.

Yes. Open the player inside Friends. Accepted friends can be removed or blocked. Blocked players stay listed in the Blocked section so you can unblock them later.

Open the online leaderboard and tap or long-press any other player's row. That action sheet lets you report the display name for review or block the player.

Blocking works for friends and non-friends. The blocked player keeps their rank slot, but their name is redacted for you on the leaderboard. They also appear in Friends → Blocked so you can unblock them later.

No. Reporting sends the display name to the moderation queue for review. If you want to stop seeing that player immediately on your device, use block as well.

A display name is required for public leaderboard placement and friend-facing features. If you are signed in without one, the app prompts you before your score can appear online.

If the run qualifies for online submission and you were signed in, VØID Arc queues the upload and keeps retrying later. Until that succeeds, the score may not appear online yet.

Yes. Open Settings → Profile and update it there. After it syncs, the new name is used across leaderboards and friend-facing surfaces.

You can receive friend invites, accepted invites, leaderboard rank changes, friend beat-score alerts, and announcements. Tapping a notification opens the relevant screen.

Yes. Open Settings → Notifications and toggle each category individually.

Yes. Analytics and crash reporting can be toggled in Settings at any time. If ad privacy options are required in your region, a Privacy Choices entry also appears in Settings.

Guest Mode is for local play without an account. You can choose a solo session or pass-and-play competition, but guest scores do not sync to the cloud or appear on online leaderboards.

Kids uses bigger targets, an always-on navigation laser, and unlimited slowdown to make learning and casual play easier.

Before your first non-Kids run, the game offers the tutorial. You can start it right away or skip it and jump straight into play.