Play Line Rider
Stay on the line, build a combo and keep your grip.
Line Rider is a score-only arcade. Keep the dot on the line for as long as you can. Riding the line grows your score and combo; drifting off drains your grip. Empty grip ends the run.
There is no stake, position, payout or trading rating. You can play without connecting a wallet.
Before a run, choose Play or enable Calmer ramp. The control hint below the stage explains drag, scroll and arrow-key movement.
- 1Choose Play to start a run without staking funds.
- 2Enable Calmer ramp for a slower increase in game speed.
- 3Drag, scroll or hold the arrow keys to move the dot.
Start a run
- Open Line Rider.
- Turn on Calmer ramp if you want a slower climb to full speed. The score board marks runs using this option.
- Choose Play.
- Drag on the screen, scroll, or hold the ↑ / ↓ keys to move the dot.
- Follow the line and watch the grip and combo indicators.
- At Run over, read Score and Best, then choose Play again.
The game settings let you lower music or sound effects and reduce presentation motion. Calmer ramp is the gameplay-speed choice; Reduced motion is a display preference.
Where the line comes from
The terrain is generated from the visible seed for that run. It is not a live tradable market chart. Your input sequence and the seed allow the server to replay the run and check whether its score can be reproduced.
Post to Top runs
Connect a wallet before starting if you want the run to reach a configured score board. The app also needs its room identity service and score store. After a run, Checking the run… means it is being replayed before acceptance.
A server-checked score is stored off chain. Replay verification does not prove that a human played, and the board does not create a prize claim.
If the result says Not recorded, read its reason. If the board or identity service is unavailable, the score can stay on this screen and play remains available. Your device's best score and the shared board are separate records.
Try Candle Hop for a one-button arcade with the same score-checking model.
Source notes
This guide follows the application code reviewed on 2026-09-07. Links point to that reviewed commit and require repository access. GitHub may show 404 if you are signed out or do not have access.