In Morphit you control a figure that can change its form, and the course ahead is a string of barriers that only let the right shape through. The whole run depends on being in the matching form at the moment each obstacle arrives. The pace is quick and the barriers keep coming, so there is little time to settle in.
The input is a simple tap that morphs your shape. The real skill is looking ahead: spot the next barrier early and change form before it is right in front of you, because a late tap leaves no time to fix a mistake. Runs are endless, so the score is about how long you can keep matching. It plays in portrait mode and works on phones as well as desktops. Geometry Lite asks for the same kind of split-second timing.