Your score is the distance your runner travels in metres. Every 10 pixels scrolled equals 1 metre. The further you run before hitting an obstacle, the higher your score. Your all-time best is saved automatically so you always know your personal record.

Sprint allows two jumps per airborne phase. Your first tap or Space press from the ground launches a standard jump. While still in the air, a second tap triggers a double-jump that sends you higher — useful for clearing tall ground barriers or reaching the narrow gap in a combo obstacle. Your jump count resets to two the moment you land.

Ground barriers are magenta pillars rising three tiles from the floor — jump over them. Ceiling barriers are amber pillars hanging three tiles from the top — duck under them by staying low. Combo obstacles pair a ground pillar and a ceiling pillar side by side with a 60-pixel gap in the middle, requiring precise timing to thread through. Obstacle density and speed both increase continuously as your distance climbs.