Curve Rush

About Curve Rush

Curve Rush is a distance runner where you control a ball rolling over endless sand dunes. Hold to build speed, and the ball launches off the crest of each dune into a jump.

The risk is built into the reward: the higher you go, the harder the landing. A big jump scores more, but a bad landing kills the momentum you built getting there.

How to Play Curve Rush

Curve Rush has one input: hold to accelerate, release to coast. You are rolling a ball across endless sand dunes, and the ball launches off the crest of each dune on its own, which turns every hill into a jump you did not have to ask for.

Height is the risk. A high jump covers more ground but lands harder, and a heavy landing wipes out the momentum you spent the run building. The distance comes from a rhythm of clean medium jumps rather than one enormous one.

Curve Rush Controls

Releasing just before a crest is what stops the ball over-rotating on the way down. The urge is to hold for maximum speed, but the landing decides whether the run continues, so the useful skill is letting go early rather than accelerating hardest.

Tips for Curve Rush

• Release just before the crest so the ball does not over-rotate on the way down.
• Smooth landings keep momentum - a hard one resets your speed.
• Chase consistent medium jumps before going for maximum height.
• Judge the landing from the far slope of the dune, not its peak - a steep backside means a hard impact.
• Bank a run of medium jumps before chasing height. Consistency travels further than one big launch.

Curve Rush Key Features

• Single-input control - hold to accelerate, release to coast
• Jumps happen automatically at each dune crest
• Landing quality feeds straight back into remaining momentum
• Endless dunes with no finish line

Curve Rush FAQ