RUN! GRANDPA! RUN!

NOT RECOMMENDED - requires constant pixel-perfect jumps and can randomly crash at any moment. The critical turning inputs can lock up at any moment and get ignored.

this game is so ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up soo many bags and the gameplay is soo boring 1/10

Funny and nice to have fun for a short time (but it crashes very often for me)

Ouch!

Kind of a lackluster game but I got it for cheap so I shouldn't have expected as much. Immediately thrown into the game with a simple WASD and space control with 0 context other than a seemingly never-ending expanse of stages. It was a buggy on my end, crashing a total of 8 times before it stopped doing so when I reached the 3rd area. Would've benefited from a stage/area menu as I played it for a good hour or two not knowing whether this had an ending in sight or just a mindless game of dashing and jumping around obstacles. The ending did surprise me a bit. I was hoping for a more insightful ending given that we were dropped into this game without knowing anything about the grandpa character and our will to escape the nursing facility, only to have the ending be that "dark" Although I did go and rethink my expectations versus what's presented and I can see what the developers were going with this so I shouldn't be as harsh Good game for people who have money to spare and like a bit of mindless, colorful fun.

RUN! GRANDPA! RUN!, developed by Egutidze and published by My Way Games, is a fast-moving, humor-driven platformer that thrives on its absurd premise and energetic pacing. Putting players in control of an elderly man speeding through chaotic environments in a rocket-powered wheelchair, it immediately establishes itself as a game that doesn’t take itself seriously. The tone is playful from the outset, leaning into exaggerated physics and unpredictable movement to create an experience that is as much about spectacle as it is about skill. The setup is simple and largely serves as a comedic excuse for the action. Grandpa has had enough of confinement and decides to make a daring escape, leading to a series of increasingly bizarre and hazardous levels. There’s little in the way of narrative development, but the game doesn’t need it—the concept alone carries enough personality to keep things engaging. The humor is visual and situational, relying on the contrast between the character’s age and the high-speed chaos unfolding around him. Gameplay centers on constant forward motion, blending elements of platforming and reaction-based obstacle navigation. Players must steer, jump, and time …