Endless Runner Game
A free endless runner game — play it in your browser, no install. Open-source 3D endless runner game built with Unity 6 & C#. Features dynamic lane switching, infinite level generation, and URP graphics.
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Controls: Start Game: left Mouse Click · Lane Switch: left/Right Arrows
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A high-octane 3D endless runner built in Unity. Survive the track by switching lanes, sliding under barriers, and leaping over obstacles while collecting coins in a dynamically generated world.
Endless Runner Game is a lightweight, highly modular 3D endless runner designed to showcase clean code architecture and core gameplay loops in Unity. Players must navigate a continuously spawning, accelerating track utilizing a three-lane movement system.
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