Rabbit Run

Rabbit Run by 9000INC is the current Godot Web runner with room-code races.

Rabbit Run is the 9000INC runner game. Learn the mode, then jump into score runs or room-code play.

Runner gameplay

Jump, survive obstacles, collect carrots, and race for better scores.

Room-code races

Use shared rooms for multiplayer races or set Players to 1 for solo play.

Flexible sessions

Choose solo runs or multiplayer races through the current Godot release.

What is Rabbit Run?

Rabbit Run is a 9000INC Godot runner built for quick score runs, changing worlds, collectibles, and room-code multiplayer across Web and native releases.

How to play Rabbit Run online

Start a room, pick solo or multiplayer settings, then survive as long as possible while avoiding obstacles. Players can use room codes for shared games, and timed rounds can be used when the host wants a shorter competitive session.

Godot Web with no separate launcher

The browser route loads the same canonical Godot game family used for Windows, Linux, and Android, with Web-specific transport and input differences only where the platform requires them.

Rabbit Run features

Guide

One release family across platforms

Web, Windows, Linux, and Android are release targets for the same canonical Godot project rather than separate browser/native games.

Related 9000INC pages

FAQ

Can Rabbit Run be multiplayer?

Yes. Rabbit Run can use 9000INC room-code lobbies for synchronized multiplayer races.

Is Rabbit Run free to play?

Rabbit Run has a public Godot Web release through 9000INC. Some account features, saved data, rooms, or scores may require login.

Do I need to download Rabbit Run?

No. The stable Web route runs the Godot Web build directly; native Windows, Linux, and Android downloads remain optional.

Can I play Rabbit Run alone?

Yes. Room-based games can be configured for one player when solo play is preferred.