Three Worlds Run

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Three Worlds Run

Run on Earth, the Moon and Jupiter as gravity keeps changing. Run with pixel Galileo across three worlds where gravity keeps changing: floaty jumps on the Moon, heavy short hops on Jupiter and normal ones back home on Earth, in this free one-button runner game.

Twist: Gravity changes every 12 seconds, from Earth to the floaty Moon to heavy Jupiter and back.

Parody. Galileo Galilei has no involvement in making these games and does not endorse them. The character is an original pixel-art caricature.

How to play

Tap the screen, click, or press Space / Up arrow to jump. Hold a little longer to jump higher.
Every 12 seconds the world changes: Earth, then the Moon, then Jupiter, then Earth again, and round it goes.
On the Moon gravity is light (×0.45), so jumps float high and land late. On Jupiter it is heavy (×1.6), so jumps are short and quick.
A banner warns you 1.5 seconds before each change, so you can time your next jump for the new gravity.
Touching a rock or a crater ends the run. Press M for sound and P or Esc to pause.

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The story

Pixel Galileo Galilei has spent years wondering how a jump would feel on other worlds. One night, after too long at the eyepiece of his rooftop telescope, he dozes off and finds out. The ground under his sandals keeps changing, and he calls the dream Three Worlds Run.

First comes the familiar soil of Earth, then the dusty grey Moon, where every hop floats for ages, and then the crushing pull of Jupiter, where his legs feel like lead. Rocks, craters and fallen lenses block the path. If he can keep running through every change of gravity, he will wake up with the best notes of his life.