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Run.EXE

A fast-paced 3D platformer where you run, jump, and survive through 25 levels of shifting gravity, reversed controls, and intentional glitches that constantly break the rules.

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About the Game

About This Game

I made a game where you escape the simulation.

Or at least… try to.

It has 25 levels.
Each one gets progressively more questionable.

The game will:

  • Flip gravity on you

  • Reverse your controls mid-jump

  • Glitch on purpose

  • Occasionally tell you:

    “Don’t trust the toaster.”

You shouldn’t.

About the Graphics

Let’s address it.

The graphics look like this on purpose.

  • Minimal

  • Slightly cursed

  • Emotionally unstable

Also, I coded most of this at 2am.

So if something looks off…

…it probably is.

Is This Game Good?

Define “good.”

If you like:

  • Games that mess with you

  • Simple mechanics with unfair consequences

  • Questioning reality mid-level

  • Laughing at your own failure

Then yes.

If you want polish and stability…

there are other games.