Planned Release Date: To be announced

About This Game

One player runs.

The other makes their life miserable.

Race through fast-paced multiplayer platforming levels where every jump could be your last. While runners dodge hazards and fight to stay alive, another player takes control of the map itself, triggering traps, creating holes, dropping bombs, and turning safe ground into a disaster zone.

Nothing stays safe for long.

Run. Dodge. Survive.

Every level is packed with handcrafted chaos designed to test your reflexes, timing, and ability to adapt when the world suddenly changes beneath your feet. Reach the finish line, keep hold of the crown, and try not to get launched into the void by a player whose only goal is to ruin your day.

Whether you're racing as a runner or controlling the chaos from above, every match becomes a battle of skill, strategy, and increasingly personal grudges.

You'll rage.

A lot.

You'll swear that jump was possible. You'll blame the map controller, the bombs, the disappearing floor, and maybe your friends. Then you'll queue for another round because somehow the chaos never stops being fun.

Features

• Asymmetric multiplayer gameplay

• Race through fast-paced platforming challenges

• Control the map and sabotage other players with traps and hazards

• Bombs, collapsing platforms, holes, and environmental chaos

• Handcrafted levels designed for maximum mayhem

• Competitive crown-chasing gameplay

• Endless opportunities to betray your friends

• Equal parts frustration, laughter, and "one more round"

The runners want to survive.

The map controller wants them to fail.

Who wins depends on who's better at ruining someone else's day.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

This game does not use generative AI to create any shipped game assets, including artwork, audio, or other player-facing content. We prioritize human-created assets and content throughout the development process.

We may use AI-powered tools internally to assist with development workflows, research, testing, debugging, automation, marketing, and other backend tasks. These tools are used to support development efficiency and do not generate content that is presented directly to players as part of the game experience.