Gate Dash

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Gate Dash

Jump the suitcases, grab the steaks, make the gate. Sprint through a busy airport terminal with pixel Ramón Cordero. Hop over suitcases and luggage carts, duck under a lost pigeon and grab sizzling steaks in this free one-button runner game.

Twist: A 20-second boarding clock ticks down, and every steak pixel Ramón grabs buys him 3 more seconds.

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

How to play

The GATE clock at the top starts at 20 seconds and never stops. If it reaches zero, the gate closes and the run is over.
Each sizzling steak adds 3 seconds to the clock (it tops out at 30) plus 25 points, and the terminal is full of them.
When the clock starts flashing red, go for the next steak even if it means a riskier jump.
Jump suitcases, wet-floor signs, luggage carts and bag piles, and stay low under the pigeon. A collision ends the dash just like a closed gate.
Tap, click, Space or Up to jump, hold for height. M for sound, P or Esc for a pause, and share your score once the run is done.

Top 10 high scores

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The story

The last flight to the big grill festival on the coast boards in ten minutes, and pixel Ramón Cordero is still at the far end of the terminal. It is time for a Gate Dash. His passport is in his pocket and his phone already has signal for the next country. At the other end, a giant chuletón is waiting with his name on it.

Between him and Gate 64 lies the busiest terminal on the map: rolling suitcases, runaway luggage carts, wet-floor signs and a pigeon that somehow got inside. Takeaway steaks keep turning up along the way, far too good to leave behind. Run, jump and grab, because the gate will not wait.