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What kind of game is this

You run down a single road automatically. The only control is moving your finger left and right. Wooden gates stand in pairs along the road, and whichever side you pass through changes your number of allies, your attack, or your evolution stage. Your allies throw swords on their own at the assignments chasing you. Professor Kuroda is waiting past the goal. Beat him and the credit is yours.

Four kinds of gate, and the answer keeps moving

Gates are +allies, ×allies, attack up, and evolve. With ten allies, ×2 and +20 means +20 is better; with thirty, ×2 pulls ahead. Attack raises how heavy each sword is, and evolving shortens the interval between throws. Damage per second is allies × attack ÷ throw interval, so which of the three to feed depends on which one is currently the thinnest.

Assignments chase you. You cannot dodge

Assignments stand further down the road and run at your formation once you get close. Moving sideways will not shake them, so the only way forward is through them. While they are latched on they pick your allies off one at a time, and at zero you lose the credit. There is also a deadline: if your damage is too low, time runs out before you finish them.

Professor Kuroda has five stages of his own

His level rises with every stage, and so does his appearance. The professor in the first semester and the one at the graduation review are barely the same man. How many allies you managed to bring decides the fight outright, so every gate you picked on the way pays out at the end.

FAQ

Is it free?
Yes. No account, no app install. Open it in a browser and it starts.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. You just move your finger left and right. On a computer the arrow keys work too.
How long is one run?
About 25 to 35 seconds per stage. It is built for one quick run in a spare moment.
Should I just pick the bigger number?
No. With ×2 against +20, +20 is better below twenty allies and ×2 is better above. Attack and evolve have to be weighed in too, so the answer moves as your state changes.
Can I avoid the assignments?
No. They run at your formation once you are close, so the only option is to cut them down. Moving sideways is for choosing gates.

How to playJust move your finger left and right. Gates come in four kinds — +allies, ×allies, attack, evolve — and which one pays off depends on where you are right now. Assignments chase you, so you cannot dodge them. Cut them down, and beat Professor Kuroda to take the credit.