EAT A MILE

One tap. Endless road.

Eat a Mile is a landscape side-scroller with a single rule: tap to bounce your head down the road, grab every coin you can reach, and don't let your stamina hit zero. The controls are dead simple — the game underneath isn't. Road speed climbs with every coin streak, and one mistimed jump can shatter a run you've spent three minutes building. It's the kind of game you play until your thumb goes numb.

Every mile you clear, the world shifts. Beaches give way to neon city grids, forests blur past in greens and browns, and late-session sunsets paint the sky behind you. The scenery doesn't matter when you're in the zone — but you'll notice it the moment you die and see how far you actually got.

Characters aren't cosmetic. Each one trades something — more speed against worse stamina, a higher jump for slower recovery. Figuring out which one suits your style is half the game. The other half is the high-score table: ten slots, three-letter initials, your name burned into the local leaderboard. No cloud sync. No global rankings. Just you versus the machine.