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FangDash
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Gameplay overview

Gameplay Overview

FangDash is a free browser-based endless runner where your wolf auto-runs; jump to dodge procedurally generated obstacles and climb the leaderboards

TL;DR — Your wolf runs forward on its own, so you only control the jump. Clear obstacles, survive as long as you can, and the game speeds up the further you go. You score 10 points per second survived plus 50 for every obstacle cleared, and every point is 1 XP toward your level.

FangDash is a free, open-source endless runner built for Twitch streamers and their communities. Your wolf runs forward automatically — your only job is to time jumps, survive, and rack up the highest score you can.

The basics

#Rule
1Your wolf runs automatically — you don't control speed
2Jump to avoid obstacles — tap, click, or press Space to jump barriers
3The game gets harder — speed climbs and obstacles crowd in the further you go
4Score points — earn points for time survived and obstacles cleared
5Earn XP — every point scored = 1 XP toward your level

You can play solo without an account. Sign in with Twitch to save your scores, XP, achievements, and skins, and to unlock multiplayer racing.

Obstacle types

You'll face four obstacle types as you run:

ObstacleNotes
RockLow and wide — an easy single jump
LogMedium height — standard timing
BushLow and fast-approaching
SpikeTall — demands careful timing

Which obstacles appear, how fast they come, and how many share the screen all scale with the difficulty tier you reach.

Obstacles are procedurally generated, so no two solo runs are alike. In multiplayer, one shared seed drives an identical course for everyone in the room, so races are fair by construction.

Tips for new players

  • Don't panic — The game starts slow. Use the early section to settle into the rhythm.
  • Look ahead — Watch what's coming, not just what's right in front of your wolf.
  • Master the jump — You get up to two jumps (double jump), and holding jump goes higher while releasing early cuts it short. See Controls for the full breakdown.
  • Just keep playing — Several achievements unlock from games played, not score, so every run counts.

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