VOID HELIX

Flight support

Back into
the fight.

Help with controls, saved runs, sound and performance in Void Helix.

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Flying and firing

Hold a direction button to keep moving, or tap to move one lane. You can also swipe horizontally across the flight view. In the original camera, the arrows mean clockwise and counterclockwise around the corridor. In the rolling-corridor camera, they mean left and right while your ship stays centered. Change the camera in Settings. Your guns fire automatically when an enemy is lined up.

Upgrades and the hangar

Defeated enemies give XP. Each level pauses the action for up to two eligible upgrades and a scrap option. You can carry five weapons and five buffs, each up to rank five. Compatible rank-two weapons can fuse into one system and free a weapon slot. Choose scrap if you would rather save a slot and earn a hangar point.

Hangar research and ship unlocks use points earned by playing. They are not in-app purchases. Research is specific to the selected ship. Equip up to two starting modules before launching.

Continue, restart or return to title

Use CONTINUE RUN on the title screen when a saved run exists. Backgrounding or locking the phone pauses the game; resume intentionally when you return. In-game menus let you restart or return to the title screen. Starting a new run replaces the current one while keeping permanent progression. Deleting the app removes its local saves; there is no developer-operated cloud recovery.

Audio and interruptions

The settings gear is at the top of the screen. Music and effects have separate volume controls. Music continues during upgrade selection. If sound is missing, check the game’s audio settings, your iPhone volume and the selected audio output. Report any interruption that leaves music or effects stuck.

Performance and comfort

Battery Saver targets 30 FPS; the standard setting targets 60 FPS. Reduced Effects lowers visual intensity and disables cosmetic rolls. Both are in Settings. The game requires iOS 17 or later on a compatible iPhone. Actual performance varies with device and conditions; no fixed frame rate is guaranteed.

Credits

Created by Stephen Korinis.
Music by Parallax Archive.

Void Helix is proprietary software. Third-party component notices are available separately inside Settings → Credits → Legal Notices.