New: Endless Mode
You saw the ending. Now there's nowhere left to run — so run forever.
Endless Mode unlocks once you've reached the true ending. There is no stage length, no boss, no finish line. You run until you fall, and the only thing that ends the run is you.
Every world at once
Every obstacle in the game shows up from the very first second — spikes, towers, mud hands, bats, spiders, skulls, and the ambush types that used to wait until the later stages. No gentle unlock curve. All of it, immediately.
The run is split into phases. Every 35 seconds the world changes: the scenery shifts, the music changes, and a different hunter comes after you.
- Phase 1— a short breather. Just you and the obstacles.
- Phase 2 — the eye floats overhead and freezes the world at will.
- Phase 3 — the crow chases you down and flips the terrain out from under you.
- Phase 4 — the crow stops chasing and starts ambushing you from behind.
After that the hunters keep cycling, and they don't slow down.
The pressure never stops climbing
Each phase pushes the scroll speed higher, tightens the gaps between obstacles, and puts more in the air and on both lanes at once. It keeps climbing until roughly phase 11, then holds at its peak — fast, but never past the point where you can react.
Stay untouched, score more
Your score multiplier climbs every 15 seconds you go without taking a hit, up to x5. Take one hit and it drops straight back to x1. Clearing a phase pays a bonus, and clearing one without taking a single hit pays a much bigger one.
The result: the safe run and the greedy run are the same run. You just have to survive it.
Everyone runs on the same terms
Endless Mode ignores your Power Up upgrades. Everyone gets 3 hearts and the same invincibility window, whether it's your first run or your five hundredth. Leaderboard position is about how you run, not how long you've been grinding.
Distance still earns currency for Power Ups, so Endless is a good place to farm — it just won't buy you an advantage inside it.
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New: Rankings
- Local — your own top 10 runs, with score, time, phase reached and date.
- Friends — where you stand among your Steam friends.
- World — the global top 20.
Every run is recorded automatically. The results screen counts your score up, shows where it landed in your personal table, and tells you your world rank when you set a new personal best.
The rankings screen doubles as the Endless lobby — check the board, then start your run from the same place.
Friends and World rankings need Steam running. Without it, Endless Mode and your local rankings work exactly the same as always.
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How to start
Once you've reached the true ending, an **Endless** button appears on the title screen, with your personal best beside it.