Neon Dashed
Released 8/20/2026First seen 19d agoLast fetched 18h ago
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Apple App StoreUS · 2026-10-04
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0.00
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Version
1.0.1
Lifetime
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Screenshots from the App Store.
About
Neon Dash — Game Description Neon Dash is an endless runner where your character automatically races forward through a glowing futuristic neon city. Your goal is to survive as long as possible, travel the greatest distance, collect glowing orbs, and achieve the highest score. The game has three parallel lanes, and you control the runner with simple swipe gestures: Swipe up → Jump over low obstacles Swipe down → Slide under overhead obstacles Swipe left/right → Change lanes to avoid obstacles The character's speed continuously increases as you travel farther, eventually reaching up to 2.5× the starting speed. Obstacles become more frequent and more complicated as the run progresses. Hitting an obstacle causes a dramatic wipeout with screen shake, flashes, and particle effects. Collect Orbs & Boost Glowing orbs appear throughout the course. Collecting them: Adds bonus points to your score Fills your Boost Meter Eventually allows you to activate a temporary Boost Boost temporarily increases your speed and gives you a score multiplier. Importantly, the normal running, dodging, and orb-collecting gameplay is designed to be completely free and unlimited. Visual Style The game uses a neon-on-dark synthwave aesthetic: Deep purple/navy environment Bright pink neon barriers Cyan and yellow accents Glowing lanes and obstacles Futuristic city buildings Particle effects and glowing trails Screen flashes and camera shake during major events The screenshots you showed match this style very well. The Goal There isn't a traditional level ending. You're trying to beat your previous distance and score. The longer you survive, the faster and harder the game becomes. Your score is based on distance traveled plus collected-orb bonuses. Optional Cheats The game specification also includes an optional credit system. Credits aren't supposed to be necessary to play normally. They can be used for things like continuing after a wipeout, with the first continue costing 10 credits, the second 15, and subsequent continues 20.
