Scarf Dash

Scarf Dash is a fast, fair precision platformer about a nimble stick runner whose long scarf streams behind every leap. Each of the 55 handmade levels is short, usually under thirty seconds, so a failed jump costs you almost nothing: you respawn instantly at the last flag, and the only price is the death counter ticking up.

The controls are tight and forgiving where it counts. You get a little coyote time after leaving a ledge, a jump buffer when you press early, and a variable jump height: hold the button for a big leap or tap it for a short hop. Slide down walls and kick off them to climb shafts, and crouch-slide under low gaps to reach hidden routes.

Five worlds each introduce a new idea. Mossgate Ruins teaches spikes, wall jumps and sliding. Sawmill Canyon adds spinning saws, patrolling blades and moving lifts that carry you along. Crumble Spires brings floors that fall away and spring pads that launch you skyward. Laser Vaults fills corridors with timed beams you cross by learning their rhythm, and Skyforge Gauntlet mixes everything into the toughest runs.

Every level hides one star somewhere clever. Earn three stars by reaching the exit under the par time, without a single death, and with the secret star in your pocket. Stuck on a tricky section? Watch an optional short video to skip ahead to the next checkpoint once per level.

Play on a keyboard with the arrow keys or WASD, or on a phone with large on-screen buttons: left and right on one thumb, jump and slide on the other. Progress and stars are saved on your device, so you can pick up whenever you like.