🎮 Core Gameplay Rules

1. Racing Ranks: Every match pits you against multiple opponents. Only the player who finishes in 1st place clears the level; any other rank is a failure and requires a retry. A live tracker at the top of the screen shows your current position compared to your rivals. 2. Parkour Mechanics: Tracks are built entirely on city rooftops. You must leap across massive gaps between buildings while dealing with urban obstacles. 3. Stunts & Momentum: You can perform flips, high jumps, and rolls. How you land dictates your speed—a perfect trick landing grants a massive speed boost, while a clumsy landing slows you down. 4. Level Progression: The game features multiple chapters with several levels each. As you progress, track complexity, obstacle density, and opponent AI drastically increase.

⌨️ Game Controls

Mouse to Steer: Simply swipe or drag your mouse left and right to steer your character. Very intuitive. Auto-Run: Your character continuously sprints forward automatically, freeing you up to focus purely on steering, dodging, and finding the best shortcuts.

Why can't I ever get 1st place?

Losing usually comes down to three things: 1. Poor Pathing: The straightest line between rooftops isn't always the fastest. Sometimes detouring slightly to avoid dense obstacles keeps your speed higher. 2. Bad Landings: The speed difference between a normal landing and a "perfect stunt landing" is huge. Try to align your posture before hitting the ground to trigger the perfect boost. 3. Practice: Obstacle layouts are fixed. Run the track a few times, memorize the rhythm, and you'll naturally get faster.

What happens if I miss a jump and fall?

If you step off the ledge and fall into the abyss, your character dies instantly. However, there's a checkpoint system! You'll quickly respawn at the last checkpoint you passed. Dying wastes a lot of time and usually drops your rank, so try your best to stay on the roofs.

How many checkpoints are there per level?

Checkpoints are usually placed at critical junctions—like the end of a massive rooftop or after a sequence of tricky jumps. The number varies; longer, harder tracks have significantly more checkpoints to save your progress.