White is a demon assassin. Heaven has made a deal: kill the most demons in a competition and earn a permanent place among the angels. White has no memory of who they were before — only a pack of weapon cards, a leaderboard, and the feeling that someone in Heaven knows them from a life they can't recall.

Neon White is a speedrunning FPS built around a card-based movement system. Every weapon is also a movement tool: discarding a rifle card launches White upward; discarding a shotgun blasts them forward; discarding an SMG creates a double jump. The levels of Heaven are precision time-trial puzzles designed to be solved by finding the right combination of weapon discards and movement in the right order. Each level has bronze, silver, gold and Ace medal times, and Ace times demand routes that require understanding the level well enough to break its intended path. The game tracks friends' ghost runs on every leaderboard. Between levels, a visual novel tells the story of White and the other Neons — Red, Violet, Yellow, Mikey — through sharp dialogue that refuses to take itself entirely seriously. The soundtrack by Machine Girl is relentless. The whole game can be completed in under four hours by someone who knows what they are doing, and that time will keep shrinking.

Key Features: • Card-based movement: discard weapons to unlock parkour moves • every gun is also a tool