What changed in this build

The road now escalates by speed tiers every 13 seconds, climbing from 180 all the way toward 680 scroll speed. Obstacle rows can cover one lane, two lanes, or the outer pair, while coins, one-hit shields, magnets, and near-miss bonuses create a much richer economy than the first basic draft.

• Survival grants steady score over time, but coin routing is where the larger jumps come from. Every coin starts at 10 points, and the multiplier rises by 0.5 for every three clean pickups kept inside the 2.5-second combo window.
• Near misses also pay, which means clean positioning is rewarded twice: you stay alive and you squeeze extra value out of tight rows without needing a direct pickup.

• After each dodge, drift back toward a lane that keeps both sides available. The strongest runs are built on preserving exits, not on committing too early to one edge.
• Shield lets you absorb one bad row, while magnet is best used to harvest nearby coins without leaving your clean line. Both are stronger when you plan around the next pattern, not only the current one.

Common mistakes to avoid

Lane Switch FAQ

These answers focus on the new systems that most often change how the run actually feels, not on filler definitions.