Blockminer Run

A zombie the size of a building is right behind you — that's the situation Blockminer Run drops you into without much warning. You control a miner sprinting through a blocky world, leaping over obstacles and dodging animals scattered across your path. There's no pausing to think. Every second of hesitation closes the gap.

The animals aren't enemies exactly, but colliding with them still costs you. Knowing when to jump, when to hold your ground, and how to read what's coming next separates clean runs from short ones. The zombie doesn't slow down, which keeps the pressure constant from start to finish.

Visually it borrows from that familiar voxel aesthetic, but the gameplay leans more toward reflex-driven running than anything else. Short sessions make it easy to pick up repeatedly, and getting further each time provides a quiet but genuine sense of improvement.