Dashu

100 m — A fennec sets off across the sand on its own. Tap to jump, hold for extra height and swipe down to slide under low sandstone arches; in mid-air, a downward swipe dives straight into a slide. 500 m — Cacti short and tall, rocks, rolling tumbleweeds, arches and gaps in the sand line the route, and every course leaves fair room to land between them. Water drops along the way add up as Points, and the sky drifts from daylight into sunset as the pace builds from 8 to 15.5 metres per second. 1 km — Fifteen stages with fixed courses run from First Ripple at 300 m to targets beyond 1,800 m. Reaching the finish gives one star, collecting about half the drops gives two and nearly all of them gives three, and each cleared stage opens the next on a winding trail map. 2 km — Endless running has no finish line at all, only a distance record drawn in huge outline numbers across the sky. Points go into the Workshop for Long Slide, Magnet, Shield and Air Step, a second jump in mid-air. Six runners, from the Fennec and Sand Cat to the Jerboa and Caracal, join through play. A desert quiz draws ten questions from 26 real facts about the Sahara, the Atacama, camels and more, and 13 badges sit beside a log of recent runs. The game plays offline with no ads and no account, and haptics and moving backgrounds have their own switches.