Lane Switch Rush

Lane Switch Rush

Lane Switch Rush

Move left/right across 3 lanes, dodge blockers, collect gems, build streak multipliers, and chase a new high score.

0Score
0Best
x1Streak
0Reward Tokens

Controls: Left/Right Arrow (or A/D) to switch lanes. Touch controls are shown on mobile.

Reward Rules

+ Tokens at score milestones, + daily bonus, + run-end bonus based on score.

Policy: never tie rewards to ad clicks. Rewards must come only from gameplay.

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