Run or die

Momentum is everything in Run or Die. Stop moving and you're finished — it's that simple, and that brutal. The world rushing past you is broken and hostile, full of gaps, debris, and split-second decisions that punish hesitation without mercy.

There's a particular tension that builds the longer you survive. Each near-miss sharpens your focus, and the double jump becomes less of a mechanic and more of a reflex, something your fingers learn before your brain catches up. The landscape doesn't let you settle into comfort for long.

It's the kind of game that makes thirty seconds feel significant.