Robin Run

Robin Run is an endless running game where you have to run as far as possible without running into obstacles. On your way you can collect coins, hearts, powerups and artifacts to help you run further in this entertaining arcade game...

Controls

You can play and control Robin via the arrow keys or by swiping if you use a touch screen. With touch you can swipe up, down, left or right, which corresponds to the arrow keys.

Clicking or swiping up makes Robin jump, while clicking or swiping down makes him slide under obstacles and fall quickly to the ground when he is in the air after a jump. Left and right arrow keys or swipes make Robin change his trajectory to avoid the obstacles.

Coins and Score

There are lots of coins to collect in Robin Run. After each run, the number you collect is added to the distance Robin has run, which then makes up your final score.

Hearts

It is possible to collect hearts while Robin runs. The hearts can be used to revive Robin when you run into an obstacle. If you are a VIP, the first revival is free, otherwise it costs one heart the first time. This price is doubled each time you revive Robin, so the second time costs 2 hearts, then 4, then 8, etc.

Powerups

There are three types of powerups that can be collected while running.

Ham: makes Robin grow and become immortal, so you can run into the obstacles until you become small again.

Lightning: makes Robin fly into the air, where you can collect extra coins.

Magnet: causes Robin to become magnetic so that all coins and artifacts fly to Robin.

Artifacts

These are collected while Robin is running and are collectibles that improve powerups. In the main menu you can see how many of each artifact you have collected and how much the artifacts have improved your powerups.

Once you have collected a certain number of an artifact, you cannot collect more until you upgrade to the next level. This costs coins and also improves your powerups.

Tokens and XP

The coins you have collected after a game constitute the number of tokens you are paid. In addition, you will get XP equal to one tenth of your final score after each race.