Planned Release Date: October 2026

About This Game

A HOLY RACE FUELED BY SLAPS

Run, Jesus, Run! is a biblically chaotic game for 1–10 players, designed both as a local shared-screen party game and as a Solo Run for interactive livestreams, where the audience can directly influence the action.

In Party Mode, run the game on a computer or hook it up to a TV, make sure every device is connected to the same Wi-Fi network, and display the QR code. Each player scans it with their phone, enters a name, and turns their browser into a controller. No mobile app required.

SOLO AGAINST YOUR ENTIRE CHAT

In Solo Run, you control your apostle with mouse and keyboard. Livestream events can be mapped to built-in key commands, allowing viewers to unleash sheep, fish, locusts, Lazarus, hostile apostles, Holy Water, and other biblical disasters.

Viewers can help you, sabotage you, or turn the race into a full-blown miracle of chaos.

THREE BIBLICAL RACES GONE COMPLETELY OFF THE RAILS

The apostles run automatically through Jerusalem, across the parted waters of the Red Sea, and up Mount Sinai. To survive, you only need two simple actions—performed on your phone in Party Mode or with mouse and keyboard in Solo Run:

• Jump over pits, animals, and obstacles.
• Slap rival apostles and interactive objects.

Take the dangerous high roads to earn a blessing, gain speed, and unleash a Divine Slap. In Party Mode, falling temporarily knocks you out of the race, but Jesus may decide to resurrect you. Slapping Him can trigger an instant resurrection. In Solo Run, a fall drops you back onto the course with a score penalty. Either way, sacrilege always comes with consequences.

THE FINAL JUDGMENT

After three races, the highest-scoring apostle in Party Mode—or you in Solo Run—faces Jesus in a best-of-three series of one-on-one battles. The first to win two battles wins the Final Judgment; if the score is tied 1–1, a third and decisive fight settles it.

In Party Mode, all the other players remain part of the action. During each battle, they choose whether to support Jesus or the apostle, then tap their phone screens as quickly as possible to charge their faction’s shared mana bar.

In Solo Run, the audience keeps interfering during the Final Judgment. Sheep, fish, locusts, Lazarus, and apostles become sacrifices that feed mana to whichever side is behind, while Holy Water fully restores both fighters’ health.

The apostles’ mana unleashes Nail Rain against Jesus. God’s mana unleashes Divine Wrath: a giant flaming cross hurled by Jesus. Each power can be used once per battle and deals 25% damage.

When either side reaches two victories, the Final Judgment ends with a fatality!

FEATURES

• Local party play for 1–10 players, plus a Solo Run built for interactive livestreams.
• Built-in key commands for mapping livestream events to in-game actions.
• One shared screen on a computer or TV.
• In Party Mode, each player uses their phone as a controller via QR code.
• No mobile app required.
• Three obstacle courses with alternate routes and interactive hazards.
• Slaps, collisions, resurrections, and sudden twists.
• Cumulative scoring and ridiculous awards.
• A final showdown against Jesus, with every connected player—or your livestream audience—taking part.
• Cartoon-style violence, stylized blood, and irreverent religious satire.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

Some visual artwork, marketing assets, and store-page text or localization were created or refined with the assistance of generative AI tools. All generated material was reviewed, selected, edited, and integrated by the developer. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay and does not connect to any external AI service.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

Run, Jesus, Run! contains frequent cartoon and fantasy violence, including slaps, knockbacks, collisions, falls, and a final boss fight. The ending may show a stylized crucifixion of Jesus using nails, or Jesus using a crown of thorns as a whip to split a puppet-like apostle in half, accompanied by a brief spray of stylized blood. The game also contains irreverent religious satire and comedic references to death and resurrection. There is no realistic violence or sexual content.