dodge run
A free endless runner game — play it in your browser, no install. 🏃 Runaway from Innis — a pixel dodgeball endless runner game by innishuang. Free to play: https://innishuang-gif.github.io/dodge-run/
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Controls: A / ← — switch to the left lane · 切到左边赛道
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A pixel-style endless dodgeball runner game by innishuang. Switch between 3 lanes to dodge the balls flying at you, collect gold coins, and survive as long as you can — there is no finish line!
First 20 seconds: one ball every 4 seconds. After that: 1–2 balls every 2.5 seconds and balls are twice as fast — but never all three lanes at once. Gold coins spawn randomly on the road; grab them and watch the counter grow!
前 20 秒每 4 秒来一球；之后每 2.5 秒来 1–2 球且球速翻倍，但永远不会三条赛道同时有球。路上随机刷新金币，吃到后右上角计数！
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