Switch lanes to dodge, grab every coin you can, and hold on as the road keeps getting faster.
Your car runs forward automatically and never stops. Use the left and right arrow keys (or A and D) on desktop, or tap the left and right side of the screen on mobile, to switch between three lanes. Barriers scroll toward you in some lanes while at least one lane stays open — pick it in time. Coins appear in the open lane as a reward for dodging correctly.
Your score climbs automatically the longer you survive, with bonus points for every coin collected and an extra reward for narrow near-misses. The road speeds up steadily and barrier patterns get tighter the longer you last, so the run always gets harder the deeper you go.
Keep your eyes on the barrier pattern ahead rather than the car itself — spotting it a beat early gives you more time to pick the right lane. When two lanes are blocked at once, commit to the single open lane immediately instead of hesitating. Grab coins only when they're directly in your path — never risk a crash just to collect one.
How is the score calculated? Score rises automatically as you survive, with bonus points added for coins collected and for narrowly dodging barriers.
Does the road get harder over time? Yes — speed increases steadily, and after about 20 seconds, two lanes can be blocked at once instead of just one.
Can I play on mobile? Yes — tap the left or right half of the screen to switch lanes instead of using the arrow keys.
The car moves forward automatically through three lanes. Use left/right or A/D on a keyboard, or tap the left/right side of the board, to switch lanes. Read the next barrier pattern rather than watching only the car’s current position. An early decision gives you time to reach the open lane; several last-second changes can put you back into the obstacle you meant to avoid.
If the next barrier blocks the left and middle lanes, move into the right lane while you still have time. A coin elsewhere does not make those blocked lanes safe. Once the barrier is behind you, read the following pattern before changing lanes again. If reaching a coin requires reversing that safe decision, preserve the run and leave the coin.
Score combines survival distance, collected coins and near-miss rewards. A collision ends the run, so accepting a smaller bonus can be better than risking the whole attempt. Speed and barrier combinations become harder over time; a fixed tapping rhythm cannot replace reading the next pattern.
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