Musubinca Blursa

Stadium Lane Sprint is a running game set on the six-lane tartan of an athletics stadium. The camera sits behind a running athlete on a warm terracotta track; the six lanes converge toward a horizon with a grandstand band, and everything ahead scrolls down at you.

🎮 HOW TO PLAY
Drag your finger across the screen and the runner follows it. Unlike the obstacles, the runner is not lane-bound — he moves freely, held only by the kerbs on either side. White hurdles with hazard-striped boards and an amber top lip cost 15 stamina and 5 points when you run into one. A top-down course car facing you down the lane takes 30 stamina and 10 points off. Three things help you: spinning gold coins at 50 points, water bottles for 20 stamina and 100 points, and a cyan shield badge worth 75 points and five seconds of cover.

⚡ GAME MECHANICS
There are six lanes, and nothing spawns between them — each object owns a lane. The perspective means a fixed position would drift across the paint, so objects are re-centred on their lane every frame and never wander off the line. Lanes that are too narrow for a given object at any depth are simply not offered to it, so nothing overlaps a kerb. Spawning starts at one every 1.4 seconds and compresses to a 0.55-second floor by the 85-second mark. The scroll starts at 180 and adds 8 every second, with no cap at all. Stamina starts at 100 and the run ends the moment it reaches zero — which is four course cars, or seven hurdles, or any mix in between.

📊 SCORING SYSTEM
Points accumulate continuously while you run, and the rate itself grows — the base is 10 a second, doubling after a minute and tripling after two. The pickups pay separately — coins 50, bottles 100, shields 75. Hits cost points too — 5 for a hurdle, 10 for the car — but the score floor is zero and it will not go negative. While the shield is up, both the stamina damage and the point penalty are skipped entirely, so those five seconds are the safest way to cross a crowded stretch. The token count runs as its own figure during the race and again at the end.

📱 FEATURES AND STATS
A four-item menu leads to Play, Statistics, About and Exit. The race display is a four-row panel: Tokens, Score and Time across the top with their values beneath, then a Stamina bar, then the current Speed on the left and a Tempo dial on the right. A Shield Active chip appears in the middle of the bottom row while the shield is running, and a hint pill along the bottom edge reminds you to drag to move. Stamina is colour-coded — green above half, amber below, red under a quarter. When the run ends you get your final score, tokens collected and time survived, with a New Record line if you have beaten your best, and buttons to run again, open the history or go back to the menu. The history screen keeps every attempt with its score, tokens, duration and date, above a running total and your best result, all stored on the device.

Touch-and-drag movement. Portrait only. Completely offline — no sign-in, no network needed.