Atlas Circuit

Three cities. One more run. Learn the line, cut the time, then keep going. SYDNEY. Five legs, 16.2 kilometres. Down the quay, under the sails, over the Harbour Bridge, across the water, through the city lanes and the fish market, out to Bondi and into Luna Park. CENTRAL PARK. Two ways to run. Find hidden routes through the park, dodge carts on the Mall, then leave the ground for a flight between Manhattan’s towers, balloons and cranes. Or take on the Glasshouse: lily pads, the climb through a Victorian palm house, a glide over the trees and the copper slide. About two minutes. A hit costs time, not the run. TOKYO. Six districts, 10.6 kilometres. The crossing, the rooftops, Rail Weave, the lantern lanes, the electric district and the Tower. Finish Sydney and Central Park to open Tokyo. Swipe to change lanes. Swipe up to jump, down to slide. Fly, glide and loop where the city lets you. • Three hand-built city circuits, with lines to learn and places to discover • Sydney, Central Park and the Glasshouse open from your first run • Lap times and personal records saved on your phone • The Grand Tour: complete the cities, then run Sydney, Tokyo and Central Park back to back for as long as you last • Location Scout: explore a finished course with nothing to dodge • Collect postcards from the places you discover • A Daily Sprint for a shorter run • Graphics from Low to Ultra, at 30, 45 or 60 frames a second • Play offline. No ads. No accounts. No tracking. One more run. There is always a cleaner line.