The run is a race against a hungry crowd. You dash toward a finish line while zombies stay on your heels. One bad lane choice before the end lets the horde take the character.
Azgames lists the game under casual and sports. It is built as a sequence of levels, not one endless score chase. Each stage asks for a clean path through denser traps.
Speed is already handled for you. The runner cannot jump, so survival is lane choice: stay in a clear line until the finish. Rocks, trunks, and other hazards sit on the route. Touching one is a crash, the zombies catch up, and the attempt stops.
The path also drops coins. They matter after a crash and for unlocking later features, but the official guidance is blunt: treating rewards as the priority is a fast way to fail.
Keep the runner in a safe lane from start to finish. The Azgames page does not publish a key chart, so use the on-screen lane controls inside the game. Do not look for a jump.
Coins are scattered along the course. They pay for a revive after a crash and unlock further features. Pick them up when the lane is already safe. A detour into a hazard for one coin ends the run you were trying to save.
Later stages use more complex obstacle layouts. The listed skills are precision, fast reflexes, focus, and patience. Failing the same stage is expected. Retry, and revive with coins when you still have them, until the pattern is readable.