Move your partner, collect experience and choose upgrades. Attacks fire automatically; positioning and the move you keep active are your main decisions.
Start a first run
- Open the developer’s browser game. Sign in for cloud progress or choose the guest option to try it locally.
- Complete the personality questions, then accept the suggested partner or choose another starter. The quiz is a recommendation, not a permanent restriction on your choice.
- Enter a run and move into open space. Your active move attacks automatically. Collect dropped experience while keeping an escape route.
- When you level up, choose a new move, improve an existing move, or take a run stat upgrade. Read the effect before filling all your slots.
Learn these controls first
| Action | Desktop | Phone / tablet |
|---|---|---|
| Move | WASD or arrow keys | Drag on the play area |
| Choose active move | 1–4 | Tap a move at the bottom |
| Cycle moves | Q / E | Tap the move you need |
| Pause | Esc / P | Tap the pause control |
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Choose upgrades with a destination
A wider move collection is not automatically a stronger run: normally one selected move fires at a time. Improve an attack you can use reliably, then take a complementary move for a different range or matchup.
A move evolution needs its maximum level and a specific stat card taken in the same run. The golden evolution card is a separate choice. Use the evolution table before spending several levels on a plan.
Buff moves do not deal direct damage. Keep an actual damaging option available rather than making every slot a buff.
Recover and keep your progress
Use healing springs and read the terrain. Water slows movement and lava hurts; walls and trees can obstruct enemy projectiles. A chest with a lock needs you to remain beside it briefly.
Guest progress lives in this game origin’s browser storage. Clearing site data can remove it. A cloud account is the route for continuing on another device; this Wiki does not store or recover game saves.
A failed run is a useful checkpoint: compare whether you ran out of space, healing, or damage, and change that part of the next attempt.
Sources & snapshot scope
Reviewed 2026-10-15. Mechanics and data refer to the local source snapshot b297089; later live changes may differ. Source inspection is separate from gameplay testing.