Canabalt

Fun endless side-scroller that started out as a mobile game. Super fun for the price but I liked it a little better when the character was pixel art as well.

one of the better runners from the older days

you can play that dinosaur game on google when ur wifi cuts of instead of buying this , but considering the price it ain't too bad

Withoutta bullshitto: I was suprised to stumble into Vector's predecessor (me joking), it was cool to play! Due to game's simplicicty, have not much to tell... 2D visual gives bit more [i]dystopian[/i] atmosphere smh. Interesting colorist solution, but i wish player models were more contrast to sep them from bg. Oh, and GameModes are funny for sure, even funnier with a bro around! I recommend to P1 use a keyboard, and a mouse for P2. Origin and achievements around it, however - na-ah. To all newbies Unity devs: [spoiler]if time and other conditions lets you - turn on IL2CPP in the proj settings and tryna use simple XOR-crypt for (at least) SteamAPI-related vars pls. Yeah, scenes generation can start taking long, but this will save ur hardcore achievements being so ;3[/spoiler]

You only need one infinite runner in your collection and this is it.

Infinite runners are a dime a dozen today, but [b]Canabalt[/b] is still special, with those grayscale graphics - so simple and “elegant” - and that music that never gets tiring as you try and make the little guy or girl jump, and jump, and jump, escaping those War of the Worlds style titans for as long as possible before the inevitable doom. It’s a game you can’t define by “duration”, just by interest in picking it up and trying to beat your record time once, twice, maybe even ten tries before moving on until the next day. The 3D mode is not bad, as it is still quite simple and doesn’t add useless details that would have ruined the overall style, but I still prefer to stick with 2D. Much better are the additions of other music tracks and several modes that change up the original mix-and-match of obstacles, with runs focused on only one: boxes, giant robot legs, bombs, even none of the above, or “Leap of Faith”, which features invisible buildings whose presence is only signaled by the birds.