Rabbit Dash : Lane Hop
Released 9/12/2026First seen 21d agoLast fetched 4d ago
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Apple App StoreUS · 2026-10-01
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1.0
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About
Rabbit Dash is a fast, colorful arcade game built around one simple idea: tap left or right of your last tap to switch lanes, and time your crossings just right. HOW TO PLAY Four fence lines divide the screen into five lanes. Each line's gap scrolls steadily downward — cross through it the moment the gap reaches you, or it's game over. Tap anywhere to the right of your last tap to move one lane right, or to the left to move one lane left. That's the whole control scheme: no swipes, no joystick, just your last two taps. CATCH, DODGE, COMBO Catch falling fruit — carrots, grapes, bananas, apricots, apples, strawberries — for points and carrots. Dodge rocks and side-drifting wasps, or it's game over. Chain catches and clean crossings together without a miss to build a combo streak, shown right next to your score, for a growing bonus the longer you keep it alive. POWER-UPS Shield forgives your next mistake. Ghost guarantees safe passage through your very next crossing. Speed boost makes your lane changes faster for a few seconds. All three fall naturally into a run — grab them as you go. MAKE IT YOURS Every fruit you catch earns a carrot. Spend carrots in the Rabbit Colors shop to unlock new tints for your rabbit — no two runs have to look the same. NINE ACHIEVEMENTS From your first catch to a 25-run milestone, badges track your progress across every run, not just your current one. COMPETE Sign in to Game Center to submit your score to the leaderboard and see how your best run stacks up. FREE TO PLAY Rabbit Dash is completely free. There's an optional rewarded video ad on the Game Over screen — watch it if you want a carrot bonus, or skip it and keep playing either way — plus an interstitial ad that appears automatically on the Game Over screen every so often (roughly every sixth loss). No banners, and nothing during actual play either way. Quick to learn, hard to put down — how far can you dash?
