How to Play 67 Rush: Rules, Controls and First Tips
67 Rush in two minutes. Three lanes, one rule, three lives. Everything you need to know before your first run.
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67 Rush is a runner with a single rule: be in the lane of every 67, and in no other lane when anything else arrives.
The rules
- Signs with numbers come towards you down three lanes.
- A 67 in your lane: you collect it. Points, combo up.
- Any other number in your lane (66, 68, 76, 6, 7 and friends): you crash. One life gone, combo reset.
- A 67 in another lane that you did not reach: a miss. No life lost, but your combo resets.
- Three lives. When they are gone, the run ends.
The controls
- Phone or tablet: tap the left third of the screen to move left, the right third to move right, the middle to stay. Swiping also works.
- Keyboard: left and right arrows, or A and D. Space or up arrow makes the mascot hop (it does not change anything, it just looks good).
- Mouse: click the lane you want.
The scoring
Every 67 is worth 67 points times your combo multiplier. The multiplier climbs by one for every 67 in a row, up to ten. So the tenth consecutive 67 is worth 670 points. A crash or a miss drops it back to one. In other words: the score is not about surviving, it is about not missing.
Speed
The road gets faster every few seconds and signs come more often. There is no level cap; the game keeps accelerating until you crash. Runs over a minute are good. Runs over two are leaderboard material.
First tips
- Look far, not near. Signs are readable long before they arrive. Decide your lane early.
- Stay in the middle when nothing is coming. From the middle lane every other lane is one move away.
- Missing is worse than crashing. Both reset the combo, but a crash also costs a life. That said, a 67 you cannot safely reach is a 67 you should let go.
- Turn the sound on. The collect sound changes pitch with your combo. You can play by ear.
After the run
Your best score is saved on the device. Enter a name to appear on the leaderboard, and use the share button for a card you can post. Then play again. Everyone plays again.

