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Comb Rider

Derpy honey-harvesting arcade in a mad world. Cut combs, dodge enemies, and see how long your nerves can last.

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TwoDogs
Publisher
TwoDogs
Release
August 19, 2025
347 days ago
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About the Game

Derpy honey-harvesting arcade. Cut, harvest honey, earn honey-money, and buy weapons to slice even more.

The loop is simple but merciless:

  • Slice combs while dodging enemies.

  • Sell honey and stack up your honey-money.

  • Unlock new weapons and silly cosmetics (yes, you can get ears and a tail).

  • Keep trying until your keyboard cries for mercy.

Features:

  • 11 levels with unique obstacles and enemies.

  • Bees. Ultra-bees. Electro-bees.

  • Death worms and pink tentacles of pain.

  • Falling TVs, irons, and other household junk.

  • A touch of physics chaos.

Why play?
To test your nerves, reflexes, and — most importantly — your respect for bees.
Because sweet honey is worth it.

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