Run!

You control a small figure in green, guiding him from the left side of the screen to the right. The core action is running and jumping. You time your leaps over pits and under low barriers, with the mouse often used to click and hold for a running start or to initiate a jump. The main objective is just to reach the end of each stage without falling. The pace picks up as you go, and the obstacles become more frequent, demanding quicker reactions. It feels like a test of basic rhythm and timing, where a single mistimed click sends you back to the start.