Roof Rails

Running across rooftops sounds simple until the rails run out. Roof Rails puts you in constant motion along narrow pathways, where grabbing wooden planks mid-run is the only thing standing between a clean crossing and a sudden drop. The balance between collecting enough material and maintaining momentum creates a tension that's hard to put down.

Obstacles come in all shapes — spinning blades, dangling barriers, tight gaps that demand split-second decisions. Your rail extends or shrinks depending on what you pick up, so greed and caution have to coexist. Grab too little and you fall short. Linger too long and the level punishes you for it.

The pacing builds naturally as routes grow more chaotic and the hazards less forgiving. There's a particular satisfaction in threading through a dense cluster of obstacles with exactly enough rail left to stick the landing — no more, no less.