Jelly Dash 3D Runner

Race Against Elimination

Jelly Dash 3D Runner is a hypercasual endless runner built around a simple but tense premise: keep moving forward and avoid being the slowest. You control a jelly-like stickman who runs automatically through colorful 3D courses. Your rivals are other jelly stickmen, and falling into the last positions means elimination. A checkpoint system adds urgency—you must surpass a target number of opponents before the clock runs out. The timer at the top of the screen shows how much time remains to reach the next checkpoint. [IMG_1]

Controls and Course Interaction

Movement is limited to left and right. On a computer, you drag and hold with the mouse; on mobile and tablet devices, you swipe with your finger. That two-directional control keeps the focus on positioning and timing rather than complex inputs. Courses include color-changing gates that alter your stickman's color, diamond pickups that only count when they match your current color, speed boosts shaped as arrows on the floor, and blocks or other obstacles that can knock you out of the race if you collide with them. [IMG_2]

Color Matching and Speed Boosts

The color-matching system ties directly into scoring and momentum. Diamonds that match your stickman's color award points and a temporary speed increase, which helps you overtake competitors. Passing through a gate changes your color, so the useful strategy is to adapt quickly and keep collecting diamonds that match the new color. Speed boosts on the floor provide another way to surge ahead, especially near checkpoints where overtaking a set number of opponents is required. [IMG_3]

Progression and Customization

Coins earned during runs can be spent in the in-game shop on hats and accessories for your jelly stickman. These items change the avatar's appearance but do not affect the core running, collecting, or checkpoint mechanics described in the source material. Endless courses and short run times make the game suitable for brief sessions, while the elimination and checkpoint systems give each attempt a clear goal beyond simply covering distance. [IMG_4]

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