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squirrel dash

A free platformer game — play it in your browser, no install. Sonic-style squirrel speed platformer. A Sonic-style speed platformer where you play as a squirrel. Fast acceleration and top-speed “dash” feel. Spin ball while rolling or jumping at speed. Rings (lose them when hit; 0 rings + hit = lose a life). Acorn bots — stomp or spin through them. Springs and…

by @Franger88 · Franger88/squirrel-dash on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON FRANGER88.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 15 Sep 2026

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Controls: ← → / A D to run · Space / Z / ↑ to jump · ↓ / S to crouch · spin at high speed

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A Sonic-style speed platformer where you play as a squirrel.

Fast acceleration and top-speed “dash” feel. Spin ball while rolling or jumping at speed. Rings (lose them when hit; 0 rings + hit = lose a life). Acorn bots — stomp or spin through them. Springs and a goal post at the end. Score, timer, lives, speed meter.

Collect rings, bounce on enemies, and hit the yellow GOAL sign.

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