Beat Dash

Rhythm

A football dashes through a neon stadium to the beat. Tap to jump, hold to fly.

Beat Dash gameplay
Beat Dash
Free to play · progress saves automatically on this device

About Beat Dash

Beat Dash is a one-touch rhythm runner set in a neon football stadium. A striker kicks off, the bass drops and your ball rushes forward at full speed. Every spike, gap and jump pad sits exactly on a beat of the level's own track, so the music tells you when to jump.

One mistake sends you back to the start, with a new attempt number and an instant restart. Fifteen hand-built levels add purple gravity portals, glider zones, yellow jump rings and hidden cash on risky lines, with red HARD and purple SUPER HARD levels that pay double and triple cash.

How to play

  1. Tap or click to jump. Keep holding to jump again the moment you land.
  2. Jump on the beat: every obstacle is placed on the music.
  3. Purple portals flip gravity, blue portals flip it back. In pink glider zones hold to fly up and let go to drop.
  4. Jump, then tap again on a yellow ring for a second jump. Yellow pads launch you on their own.
  5. Reach 100% to score the goal and unlock the next level. Practice mode lets you restart from checkpoints.

Frequently asked questions

Is Beat Dash free?

Yes. Every level can be finished without spending coins. Coins are optional.

How does practice mode work?

In practice you restart from the last green checkpoint you passed. Three checkpoints are free on every level, and you can unlock all of them for a level with coins. Practice runs do not unlock the next level.

What do HARD and SUPER HARD mean?

Every fifth level is a red HARD level that pays double cash, and level 10 is a purple SUPER HARD level that pays triple. The level after each of them is an easier one.

Where is the hidden cash?

Some levels hide cash notes on risky lines, for example just above a jump or close to the ceiling in a glider zone. Collect them in a run that reaches 100% to keep them.

Does it work on phones?

Yes. In portrait the stadium turns so the ball runs up the screen and stays big, and in landscape it plays side-on. Tap anywhere to jump.

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