Tilt GlideEndless · Top score · All-time

Your bestNo run yet

Every ranked score here was verified by replay.

  1. Rank 01SnappyBeaver24guest2,394
  2. Rank 02CalmEagle41guest2,325
  3. Rank 03Atomic2,281
  4. Rank 04BrightOcelot19guest1,503
  5. Rank 05FizzyHare55guest1,248
  6. Rank 06SleekOwl41guest998
  7. Rank 07BreezyKiwi93guest959
  8. Rank 08GoldenPanther73guest928
  9. Rank 09CleverRaccoon48guest859
  10. Rank 10QuickLemur71guest763
  11. Rank 11SunnyStork16guest719
  12. Rank 12SnowyCrane77guest704
  13. Rank 13SwiftParrot16guest659
  14. Rank 14RapidParrot31guest622
  15. Rank 15SwiftQuokka14guest616
  16. Rank 16DaringOcelot39guest598
  17. Rank 17wanghaf561
  18. Rank 18LivelyWombat79guest351

About the Tilt Glide leaderboard

Fly a paper plane down an endless 3D canyon: climb and dive through gold rings, duck under arches, dodge rockfall and swinging boulders, pick the risky route and boost.

This board ranks every signed-in player’s best verified score in Tilt Glide of all time. Each player is listed once, with their best run: a better run replaces it, a worse one leaves it where it is.

How a run scores

  • Fly through the gold rings: every ring in a row builds your multiplier, from ×1 up to ×5, and every meter you fly scores it.
  • Rings, ring chains and updrafts fill the boost meter. Tap anywhere (or press Space or Shift) to spend a charge on a dash: faster, and rings pay double.
  • Where the canyon forks, take the wide safe channel or the narrow risky one with rose rings worth double and a bonus if you fly it clean.

How to climb the board

  • Watch the altimeter on the right: the gold ring marks how high the next ring hangs and the red cap shows rock overhead. Start climbing or diving early, the plane needs a moment to change height.
  • Save your boost for the open stretches. A dash covers ground fast and doubles ring points, but at full speed you turn less, so boosting into a fork or a field of rock is how good runs end.
  • Protect the multiplier. From 35 rings in a row every meter counts five times, and a single hit throws it all away, so the risky route is only worth it when you can fly it clean.

Periods, ties and checks

All-time keeps each player’s best since the board opened. This week starts again every Monday at midnight New York time.

Equal scores share a place, and the run finished first is listed first.

A run records only your inputs. Our server plays them again with the same game code, and only a score the replay matches is verified. A person also checks the top 10 scores.

The board lists every player, guests under their generated name. Sign in with Google or Apple from a result to keep your scores and pick your own name. Bots, scripts and other automated or assisted play are not allowed (see our terms of use).

The full rules, the controls and more tips are on the game’s page: how to play Tilt Glide. Ready? Play Tilt Glide.