Catch the Running Rabit
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Endless 2D browser runner where you help a rabbit escape a chasing dog, collect carrots, and survive as long as possible.
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A fast-paced browser game where every jump matters. Help a fearless rabbit outrun a relentless dog while collecting carrots along the way. The longer you survive, the faster your reflexes are tested. Built entirely with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, the game delivers a lightweight arcade experience that runs directly in the browser without any external game engine.
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A hungry dog is chasing an adventurous rabbit through an endless landscape. Your mission is simple but challenging.
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