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Keep moving and do not hit anything: that is the basic rule of the running tag. Characters sprint forward on their own, and you steer, jump or switch lanes to stay alive. It is one of the most popular patterns in browser play because anyone can understand it at a glance.
The categories are Hypercasual, Racing, 3D, Adventure, Arcade and Fun. Shortcut Run Us, Roller Skating Run and Subway Santa Runner Christmas give a flavour of the theme. Some are lane runners, some are crowd or gate games, and some use drawing or building to choose your path. Runs are brief, and difficulty tends to ramp up gradually, so you often play many short tries in a row.
A phone is a natural fit, because swipes and taps are the only controls. On a computer, arrow keys do the same job. If you like seasonal games, look for the Christmas themed runs, and if you want something calmer, try the ones where obstacles arrive slowly.
In many of them the score resets each session, so every attempt is a fresh chance. Treat the first few runs as practice, learn where obstacles tend to appear, and then settle into a rhythm. Brief breaks help, since your reactions improve when you are not tired.
Usually you steer, jump or switch lanes while the character moves forward on its own. The goal is to avoid obstacles and collect items for as long as possible.
Very well. Swipes and taps are the main controls, so a phone feels natural. On a computer, arrow keys or the space bar do the same job.
Early crashes are normal. Use the first few runs to learn where obstacles appear, look ahead rather than at your character, and take a break when you tire.