9000INC guide
Keep your rabbit moving through an endless course, time short and high jumps, collect carrots, and choose your route through the hazards.
Open Rabbit Run and begin with Solo to learn the rhythm of the course. Your main job is timing jumps as the rabbit advances. Look ahead at the next landing rather than focusing only on the rabbitβs feet. A safe, repeatable jump is more useful early on than chasing every carrot beside a hazard.
Press Space, Up, or W on a keyboard, A on a gamepad, or tap or click to jump. Hold for a higher jump and release for a short hop. Use small hops when the next landing is close; use a longer hold when you need height or distance. F switches full screen. Esc pauses Solo, but opening the menu during an online race does not pause the other players or the race.
The course includes ground obstacles and optional platforms above them. Winged carrots can lift the rabbit toward higher routes. Follow the next visible platform before committing to an upper route. Missing an upper platform can return you toward the lower route, but you still need to watch for hazards where you land.
Carrots earned during play are used in the in-game wardrobe. Shop and Customize show your rabbit so you can compare a look while running, standing, or hopping before buying or equipping it. These wardrobe purchases use earned game carrots, not website currency or a real-money checkout. Check the displayed balance and ownership before selecting a new item.
For an online race, sign in or link your account and use Rabbit Runβs own room menu. Share the room code with friends who have opened Rabbit Run too. Wait for everyone to appear before the host starts. If you need to step away, remember that the online menu does not freeze the race; use Solo when you need a session you can pause freely.
Use Play when the release page offers a browser build. Windows, Linux, or Android packages are separate options when listed as available.
Include the device, game version shown, Solo or online mode, and what happened before the issue. A screenshot can help identify an obstacle or an item.