Omni Runner vs Rootforge Explorer

Omni Runner is a fast endless runner. Dash through jungle, desert, and subway worlds, dodge obstacles, grab coins, and beat your best score. HOW TO PLAY • Swipe up or tap to jump logs, rocks, and crates • Swipe down to slide under vines and barriers • Swipe left or right to change lanes GAME MODES • Free Run — go as far as you can • Coin Target — hit the coin goal • Survival — last as long as you can FEATURES • Multiple heroes to unlock and play • Themed worlds with unique tracks and chase animals • Power-ups: shield and magnet • Daily reward — watch an ad for bonus coins & diamonds • Leaderboards and achievements with Play Games • Easy mode for a more relaxed pace • Offline play — no internet needed to run Collect coins on every run, earn diamonds from ads, and unlock new characters and themes. Jump back in, beat your high score, and become the ultimate Omni Runner. Download free and start running!

Rootforge Explorer is a calm, low-poly 3D exploration game. You play as Pebble, a small coral-colored robot with cyan eyes and a teal backpack, on a quiet island with ten relic shards to find. Wander the beach and grassy hills, walk up the ramp to the old lookout tower, hike to the top of the island, and step into a small rocky cave. There are no enemies and nothing to rush. A clock in the corner shows how long your expedition has taken, if you want to know. FEATURES • One hand-built island to explore: beach, palm groves, a lookout tower, a hilltop and a cave • Ten relic shards to find • Walk, run, jump and climb with simple touch controls: a floating stick on the left, drag on the right to look around, plus JUMP, RUN and CAM buttons • Relaxing music: "Stellar Drift" on the menu, "Driftwood Shore" on the island and "Deep Hollow" in the cave • Settings for touch look sensitivity, camera inversion, field of view, graphics quality, music and sound volume • Plays fully offline No ads. No in-app purchases. No account. No data collection. Rootforge Explorer is an early release (version 0.1.0) from Rootforge, a small independent studio.