Everything worth knowing about the round before the first attempt: how the trail is built, what the two stages ask for, and which setting suits which mood.
brequnalo.pro publishes a single arcade round split into two stages. The first is a run across frozen ground where trunks and low branches force a decision every few steps. The second is a stationary moment at a creek hole where one well-timed lift settles the score. Both stages run in the browser from static files, and no part of the round needs an account or a download.
Obstacles alternate between ground level and head height, so the same input never works twice in a row. Rigs lie along the route and cost a small detour to collect.
The nod above the hole tells you when to act. Lift while it bends and the catch is yours; lift early and you lose a rig instead.
Distance and rigs add up, but the catch at the end multiplies the round. A cautious run with a good lift beats a greedy run that ends in the snow.
Two buttons sit under the board during the run and are replaced by a single lift button at the creek. Tapping the board itself works as a leap.
Three units of warmth, generous spacing, and a long window at the hole. Suitable for a first pass.
The default setting. Two units of warmth and enough pace that inattention shows up immediately.
A single unit of warmth, tight obstacle spacing, and roughly half a second to lift.
The highest score is written to your own browser storage. It is not sent anywhere and disappears if you clear site data.
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