Tunnel Rush: race through a 3D tunnel without falling

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Tunnel Rush: race through a 3D tunnel without falling

Q: Tunel Rush or Tunnel Rush?

The correct name is Tunnel Rush, from the English tunnel (tunnel) and rush (a mad dash), although many people search for it as «tunel rush». It's the same game.

About Tunnel Rush

Tunnel Rush is a 3D reflex game where you guide a ball at full speed through a tunnel that builds itself as you move forward. The floor isn't continuous: there are gaps you can fall through into the void, so you'll have to rotate around the walls to always stay on a safe surface. Along the way you'll find small balls that add points, and the tunnel keeps changing color, which puts your concentration to the test. If you like quick «one more round» challenges, take a look at our agility, skill, and reflex games. You can play solo or in two-player mode to see who lasts the most meters.

How do you play Tunnel Rush?

The ball moves forward on its own; you just decide which side of the tunnel it shifts to. The goal is simple to understand and hard to master: travel as far as possible.

Watch the upcoming section and spot where the solid floor is.
Turn the ball toward that side before you reach the gap.
Take the chance to collect the little balls in your path.
Keep going until you fall, then try to beat your best distance in the next round.

Tunnel Rush controls

PC

Arrow keys or the keys shown in the game: move the ball to one side or the other of the tunnel
Mouse: choose 1- or 2-player mode and restart the game

Mobile and tablet

Screen tap: move the ball as indicated in the game

Tips for playing better: Tunnel Rush

Look ahead, not at the ball: keep your eyes on the far end of the tunnel; that way you see the gaps with enough time to react.
Short moves: turning too much takes you off the safe floor; it's better to correct with brief taps.
The little balls are secondary: if collecting them forces a risky turn, let them go; the distance traveled is worth more.
Don't let the colors distract you: when the tunnel changes shade, focus on the shape of the floor, not the color.

Tunnel Rush FAQ

Tunel Rush or Tunnel Rush?

The correct name is Tunnel Rush, from the English tunnel (tunnel) and rush (a mad dash), although many people search for it as «tunel rush». It's the same game.

Can you play Tunnel Rush with two players?

Yes, besides the single-player mode it has a two-player mode, perfect for competing with a friend and seeing who gets further.

Why is Tunnel Rush so hard?

Because it combines speed, 3D perspective and constant color changes. The good news is that you improve a lot with practice: after a few rounds you'll start anticipating the gaps. Play short rounds back to back: muscle memory does the rest, and you'll see your record climb almost without noticing.