DiliRun
A free endless runner game — play it in your browser, no install. DiliRun v1.0.0 — a 2D Subway-Surfers-style endless runner starring the Dliicom hero. Single player, score board, leaderboard, coin bar. Canvas + TypeScript, zero runtime dependencies.
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A 2D Subway-Surfers-style endless runner, starring the Dliicom hero.
▶ Play the current build — no install, works on a phone (add it to the home screen: the PWA manifest and icons are already wired up)
An endless runner in the shape of Subway Surfers — three lanes, jump, slide, roll, coins, a speed curve that never forgives you — built as a flat 2D canvas game with a real animation rig: the uploaded hero illustration is segmented into eight articulated parts (helmet, torso, arms, legs, cape panels), posed with keyframes, and baked into a sprite sheet.
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