Stuck, found a bug, or wondering about something? Here's what people ask, and how to reach us.
With one thumb: hold to fly, and let go to drop. Each level shows you its moves before it starts. In Level 1, how you hold depends on what you're playing on:
Ten, each a different way to play, plus a bonus level. Escape a level to open the next one; the bonus opens after Level 10.
Yes. In Settings, choose Watch the story: the intro, and once you've seen the ending, the ending and the credits you can play too. Tap, or press Select on the Siri Remote or A on a controller, to turn to the next panel. Menu on the Siri Remote, B on a controller, or Android's Back skips the rest.
Yes. Play with the Siri Remote, or pair a game controller.
No. There's nothing to sign up for. From version 1.1, the leaderboards use Game Center or Google Play Games if you're signed in to them, and they're optional.
Only on your device: your best for each level, the levels you've unlocked, the goals you've checked off on NumNuts' list, and what you've found. Deleting the app deletes it, and Settings, Reset progress starts over. Scores you've posted to a leaderboard stay on Game Center or Play Games, but the game doesn't restore progress from them.
From version 1.1, yes: one for each level, on Game Center on iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV, and on Google Play Games on Android. If you're signed in, your best times and scores go up by themselves, and the Progress page shows your rank. They're optional: the game plays the same without them and still keeps your own records. Apple and Google run them under your account there, and the game never sends us your name or account. Read the privacy notice.
Close the sign-in screen when Game Center or Play Games shows it, or sign out: Game Center is in Settings on iPhone and iPad (on Apple TV, Settings, Profiles and Accounts), and Play Games is in your device's Google settings. Signing out stops new scores. On Android you can also delete this game's Play Games data from your Play Games profile. Read the privacy notice.
No. PotHead is made for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, and Android.
It's free, and it's out now on the App Store for iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV, and on Google Play for Android. On phones and tablets there are short ad breaks between runs, never mid-flight, and one purchase removes them for good. Apple TV has no ads.
Open Settings and tap Restore purchases, signed in to the same App Store or Google Play account you bought it with.
That's the point. The pot blocks Totally Safe AI's face scan, so it can't see his eyes, and it can't personalize him.
A kid who wears a steel cooking pot on his head like a backwards cap, so a very helpful AI can't scan his face. He eats snacks, makes gas, and escapes the world it upgraded, one level at a time: jetpacking, racing, driving, throwing, sneaking, surfing, diving, running, and flying.
The game has no accounts of its own and never asks to track you, and your progress stays on your device. It sends us anonymous play stats, with no identifiers, so we can see how levels play; turn them off in Settings, Share play stats. On phones and tablets, Google's ad service shows non-personalized ads between runs; Apple TV has none. From version 1.1, if you use the leaderboards, Apple or Google keeps your scores under your account there, and your account details never come to us. The privacy notice has the details. Read the privacy notice.
Email us with your device, its OS version, and what happened. A screenshot helps.
Edibu LLC. PotHead first flew on iPhone in 2011, and this is the relaunch.
Email us, and we'll get back to you. For a bug, include your device, its OS version, and what happened.
PotHead: Escape the Cloud is made by Edibu LLC.