How to play
- It is midnight in a thirty-story office tower, and you are the night courier. You drop onto the roof with one job: collect every rush envelope, ride the elevators down, and pedal off from the parking garage before the night shift catches you.
- Walk with the left and right arrows or A and D. A door with a lit green lamp holds a rush envelope: stand in front of it and press Up (or W) to take it for 500. Down ducks. X jumps. Space flicks a rubber band, and holding Up with Space (or pressing Z) flicks one up toward the ceiling lamp.
- Step into an elevator bay while a car is parked there, then press Up or Down to ride. Hold the key to pass floors, and let go to stop at the next one. A car only stops at floors, and it serves its own range, so you will change cars on the way down. Never stand in a bay while a car is moving through: that is a squash, and it costs a life.
- On the lowest five floors, escalators take over. Stand at the foot of one and press Down to go to the next floor, or Up at the matching spot to climb back.
- Night-shift guards pop out of ordinary doors, walk at you, and flick rubber bands, high or low. A band costs a life. Duck a high one, hop a low one, or flick yours back: it knocks the guard's cap off for 100, 150, or 300 points, the deeper he is, and he scurries back to his door. He will be back later.
- Ping a ceiling lamp with an upward band and it crashes down. That floor goes dark for six seconds, so the guards can't aim at you, and a guard standing underneath is bonked flat for 300.
- With every envelope in your bag, reach the bike in the garage for the building bonus and the next, harder tower. If you hit the garage with an envelope still out there, you are sent back up to the highest floor that still holds one. You get an extra courier at 10,000 points.
- Press P or Esc to pause, M to mute, and Enter to start. The Daily button plays a run on today's seed, and the Seed button plays the run for a code you type, so friends can race the same tower.
Your best score is kept on this device.