20 levels. Four changing scenes.

Levels 1–5

Campground

Build your timing around the campfires. Level 2 introduces slow-mo; level 3 adds airborne hazards and unlocks Toasted. Speed Boost arrives at level 4. At level 5, Hot Cocoa becomes available and Cocoa Dip unlocks. Use these early levels to practice saving your second jump rather than spending it immediately.

Levels 6–10

Snowy mountains

The scenery changes, but campfires and flying snacks remain dangerous. Speed caps rise and obstacle gaps tighten. Read where you will land before committing to a double jump. Jumbo Coach joins you at level 10 with pep talks; his presence does not remove hazards or protect you.

Levels 11–15

Beach

Keep your eyes on the trail even with the ocean behind you. The later levels give you less room between hazards. Coach stays beside the runner through level 14. Reaching level 15 makes his 400-coin character available to unlock; he does not become automatically owned.

Levels 16–20

Desert

Dunes return for the fastest stretch. Speed caps keep climbing and the gaps become tighter through Endless Dunes. Slow-mo gives you breathing room; Hot Cocoa protects you temporarily. Level 20 is the last difficulty tier, not a finish line—the endless run continues until you crash.

Progress and retries

Your best reached level controls level-based character unlocks. It does not make a fresh run start at that level. Signed-in players can choose to continue from their crashed level; a new run begins at level 1. Learn the jump and power-up controls before pushing for the next milestone.