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A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Runner Relay - a running game experience with XP, levels, progression, challenges and player development.
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RUN THE CITY. CARRY THE SIGNAL.
A fast-paced arcade rooftop runner built around movement, missions, signal recovery, combat, route choices, XP, progression and replayability.
Runner Relay is a game-first rooftop running experience focused on movement, mission objectives, signal recovery, route decisions, combat and long-term progression.
RUN FARTHER. RECOVER THE SIGNAL. BUILD YOUR RUNNER.
Runner Relay is built around fast arcade movement.
The movement system is designed to keep the player active and moving through the city.
The signal is at the center of the game's mission loop.
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