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Lane Dash is a 3-lane endless street runner set on a rain-slicked neon boulevard: you are Vex, a courier who never stops moving.
Every row of traffic is a small puzzle. Low barricades want a jump, hanging billboards want a slide, and parked trams own their lane outright — no jumping over those, so plan your lane changes early.
Coins hang in arcs along the street, some floating high enough that you have to jump for them. Every 10 coins earns nothing extra — they just pad your score, which is distance plus coins.
The street accelerates the longer you survive. Grab the magnet pickup when it shows up: six seconds of coins flying straight to you.
One hit ends the run. Your best distance lives in your browser, waiting to be beaten.
How to control Lane Dash
- Switch lane: Left/Right or A/D (touch: ◀ ▶ buttons)
- Jump: Up, W or Space (touch: JUMP)
- Slide: Down or S (touch: SLIDE)
- M: mute audio
- Enter: start / play again
How to play
- 1
You are Vex, a neon courier sprinting down an endless night street. Survive as long as you can — distance is your score.
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Switch lanes with Left/Right to dodge. Jump (Up) over low barricades, slide (Down) under hanging billboards.
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Parked trams block a whole lane — you cannot jump or slide through them, so change lanes in time.
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Grab coin arcs for +10 each. A magnet pickup pulls in nearby coins for 6 seconds. Best run is saved locally.
Tips for a better run
Trams are the real killers: they cannot be jumped or slid through. When you see a tram two rows out, move to a clear lane immediately.
Low barricades clear with a jump only if you are airborne at the moment you reach them — jump a little late rather than early.
Billboards need a slide: duck just before you reach them, not half a block early.
Coin arcs that float high are worth jumping for — 5 coins is 50 points, the same as 50 meters.
When two lanes are blocked, the free lane is always passable — but the next row comes fast, so recenter to the middle lane when in doubt.
Frequently asked questions
Is Lane Dash related to Subway Surfers or other lane runners?
No. The 3-lane dodger format is a general game genre. Lane Dash is an original implementation: Vex the courier, the barricade/billboard/tram obstacle set, the neon street rendering, and all code, art, and audio are original. It contains no third-party IP.
What are the three obstacle types?
Low barricades (jump over them), hanging billboards (slide under them), and parked trams (tall and long — you must switch lanes, you cannot jump or slide through).
How does scoring work?
1 point per meter of distance plus 10 points per coin. The run is endless; your score keeps growing until you hit something.
What does the magnet do?
For 6 seconds after pickup, nearby coins fly to you even if you are not in their lane. High floating arcs are easiest to collect during a magnet.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. On touch devices, on-screen buttons appear: left/right to switch lanes, JUMP, and SLIDE.
