crazy time — Asto Almanac is a small, focused arcade journey about reaching new worlds. Your task is simple: pilot a starship from one planet to the next, threading a safe route through drifting rocks and hazards. One clear goal, one finger, quick retries — play for a minute or a longer session.

HOW IT WORKS
Guide your ship along a dotted route; the path is visible, the timing is on you. Avoid asteroids that cross the lane — some slide slowly, others nudge faster and ask for a clean dodge. Reach the top to complete the level; a banner confirms success. Brush an obstacle and the attempt ends; retry instantly with no energy bars.

LIVE FLOW, CLEAR RESULTS
Asto Almanac favors quick learning and clear feedback. A modest run strip notes outcomes like a tiny “crazy time results” panel: success, fail, try again. You also see calm dots that echo a soft “crazy time” rhythm — a visual rhythm that clarifies motion. When difficulty spikes, the same strip repeats the outcome in plain language so your next attempt starts informed.

HISTORY AND STATS
Open the pause screen to view a tiny flight journal — a playful “crazy time history” for your voyages — and a few readable numbers like “crazy time stats”: levels cleared, collisions avoided, streak length. Nothing complex, nothing shared; it’s a private record for steady practice; those “crazy time” stats reset on restart.

APP FEEL WITHOUT THE NOISE
We keep things tidy and fast to open, like a lightweight “crazy time app” that starts fast and gets out of your way.

TRACKER FOR YOUR TIMING
If you like structure, an optional helper acts as a calm “crazy time tracker.” It highlights recurring patterns so you can see openings. Use it as training wheels, or leave it off; either way the core remains the same: look, time, glide. The “crazy time” tracker simply marks a safe window with a soft blink.

TRY A DEMO LOOP
New to the game? A short practice route behaves like a “crazy time demo” where you can experiment. The course scrolls slowly, then accelerates, then returns to a steady beat so you can feel how your thumb steers a safe line. You can replay this “crazy time” demo anytime to warm up or teach a friend the basics.

THE GAME ITSELF
Under the art and sound sits a straightforward “crazy time game” of timing and observation. No dice, no reels — just motion and your timing. That clean boundary keeps the experience fair; even when the pace quickens, the loop stays simple: observe, nudge, arrive.

DIFFICULTY
Each stage adds a wrinkle: tighter asteroid clusters, turning lanes, short speed windows, and moments when the safe pocket slides left or right. Early levels are forgiving; later zones ask for precision. Steps are small by design, and feedback stays consistent.

TIPS
• Watch patterns; slip through repeating gaps.
• Make small moves; nudges beat swipes.
• Use the space just behind crossing hazards.

ACCESSIBILITY & DESIGN
We aim for comfort: readable text, consistent contrast, and clear shapes. Touch targets are generous and placed under your thumb. The route line stays visible and collisions read at a glance.

WHY “ALMANAC”?
Classic almanacs were compact guides to seasons and skies. This game follows the same spirit: short entries, clear routes, and steady progress — a pocket travel log.

NO ACCOUNTS, NO CONFUSION
No sign-in, no profile creation, no social features. Play starts with START. Fail, retry, succeed, move on.

FAIR PLAY
The app does not collect personal data. There are no profiles, trackers, or analytics. Your session stays on your device.

LOCAL NOTE
For players in Italy, “crazy time it” appears only as a store tag; gameplay is identical across regions.

Enjoy the flight and stay calm.