What You're Actually Doing

You play as a treasure hunter sprinting through ancient cave systems, grabbing gems and artifacts while the environment collapses around you. Platforms crumble underfoot, gaps demand precise jumps, and a massive boulder rolls behind you the entire time. The pressure never stops. Try the full run and you'll feel the tension from the first second — there's no slow warm-up here.

The core loop is simple: move fast, collect loot, survive. But the execution requires real attention. Every step forward is a small decision about whether to grab that gem cluster or skip it and keep your momentum. The cave doesn't wait for you to think too long.

The Boulder Problem

The pursuing boulder is the game's central pressure mechanic. It doesn't just chase you — it defines your pace. Slow down to collect a tricky gem and the rock closes the gap. Rush forward carelessly and you'll miss valuable pickups that affect your final score.

This creates a genuine tension between greed and survival. The boulder isn't just a visual threat