Rushmark — press & creator kit
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Description
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A cyberpunk speedrunning platformer where your dash is your only attack — and it only comes back when you kill something.
Your dash is your only attack, and it only comes back when you kill something. A cyberpunk speedrunning platformer built on one refundable dash: wall-kick, chain and strike through ten handmade courses in thirty-second runs, then race any rival's ghost off the leaderboard.
Rushmark is a speedrunning platformer where one wrong touch ends the run. You pilot a neural-linked combat droid through short, lethal courses staged for an underworld betting circuit, moving fast enough that enemies become part of the racing line instead of obstacles beside it. The whole move set fits on one hand: run, jump, eight-way dash, wall kick. The dash is your fastest movement, your only attack, and a limited resource — you get one in the air, and waiting doesn't give it back. Killing does. A learned run takes under thirty seconds. A failed one restarts instantly, and you will fail a lot.
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Rushmark is developed and published by Beyond Bounds Digital. In-game music is licensed from Infraction and is covered for use inside the game; if your platform flags a track, mute or replace the audio rather than pulling the video. Questions: info@beyondbounds.co.za.