Run, Jesus, Run!
A local shared-screen party game for 1–10 players. Use phones as controllers over the same Wi-Fi, race and slap through three biblical obstacle courses, then take part in a best-of-three Final Judgment against Jesus. No mobile app required.
A HOLY RACE FUELED BY SLAPS
Run, Jesus, Run! is a local shared-screen party game for 1–10 players, built for parties, birthdays, gaming events, and gloriously chaotic nights with friends.
Play directly on your computer or hook it up to a TV, make sure everyone is connected to the same Wi-Fi network, and display the QR code. Each player scans it with their phone, enters a name, and turns their browser into a controller.
No mobile app required.
THREE BIBLICAL RACES GONE COMPLETELY OFF THE RAILS
The apostles automatically race through Jerusalem, the parted waters of the Red Sea, and Mount Sinai.
Your phone gives you just two simple actions:
• Jump over gaps, animals, and obstacles.
• Slap rival apostles and interactive objects.
Take the dangerous high routes to receive a blessing, gain speed, and unleash a Divine Slap.
Falling knocks you out of the race temporarily, but Jesus may decide to resurrect you. Slapping Jesus can trigger an instant resurrection too — although sacrilege always comes with consequences.
THE FINAL JUDGMENT
After three races, the highest-scoring apostle must face Jesus in a best-of-three one-on-one showdown.
The first to win two rounds claims the Final Judgment. If the score reaches 1–1, everything comes down to one final decisive fight.
But the rest of the players aren't done yet.
During each round, everyone chooses whether to support Jesus or the apostle, then rapidly taps their phone screen to charge their side's shared mana bar.
Apostle mana unleashes a Rain of Nails against Jesus.
God's mana unleashes Divine Wrath — a massive flaming cross hurled by Jesus.
Each power can be used once per round and deals 25% damage.
When either side reaches two victories, the Final Judgment ends with a fatality!
FEATURES
• Local party game for 1–10 players.
• One shared screen on a computer or TV.
• One phone per player, used as a controller via QR code.
• No mobile app to install.
• Three obstacle-course races with alternate routes and interactive hazards.
• Slaps, collisions, resurrections, and sudden twists.
• Cumulative rankings and ridiculous awards.
• A final showdown against Jesus where every connected player takes part.
• Cartoon violence, stylized blood, and irreverent religious satire.