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Obstacle Course · First To Finish Wins

Dash

● Live Multiplayer Solo Practice Fair by Design

How to Play

Navigate a 3D obstacle course from start to finish faster than every other player. All players run the exact same course — same obstacles, same layout, same seed. Use WASD or arrow keys to steer, jump over obstacles with Space, and cross the finish line first.

Course Guide

W A D SPACE
WASD / Arrows
W or ↑ to move forward, A/D or ← → to strafe left and right. Space to jump — clear beams and gaps.
Obstacles
Moving walls, spinning beams, rotating barriers, and bounce pads. Time your movement or get knocked off the course.
CHECKPOINT FINISH
Checkpoints
One checkpoint gate at the halfway mark — pass through it to set your respawn point. Fall off the track and you respawn there. Cross the finish line first to win.

Controls

W / ↑Move forward along the course A / D / ← →Strafe left / right — dodge obstacles and stay on the track SpaceJump over beams and gaps

🛡 Fair by Design

All players navigate the exact same course. The room code seeds the entire obstacle layout — every position, speed, and timing is generated deterministically before the race starts, so no player has any information advantage.

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Seeded course — identical for every player

The room code drives a deterministic RNG that generates the full obstacle layout before the match begins. Every obstacle position, oscillation speed, and gap is identical across all players in the lobby. No player can gain an advantage by knowing the course in advance, because no player sees it until the race begins.

02

Checkpoint system prevents shortcuts

The course has checkpoints you must pass through in order. Skipping any checkpoint disqualifies your run. The only path to victory is through every gate in sequence — there are no shortcuts to exploit.

03

Finish time — not network speed

Your finish time is measured client-side from the race start signal and validated server-side. Network latency affects all players equally — the winner is always the player who completed the course fastest, regardless of connection quality.