Lorenzo the Runner

Running games are usually just a quick distraction, but Lorenzo the Runner tries to be different. The controls are wonky sometimes. The obstacles pop up randomly, and it gets annoying quick. Still, I kept playing because it’s kind of addictive in a weird way. Total chaos. Not much story, just endless running and dodging. Not very polished, but maybe you find it fun. I wasn’t expecting much, honestly.

Lorenzo the Runner offers a simple but tricky gameplay style. The neat thing is how the physics feel wonky but kind of fun. Jumping and dodging are intuitive, but timing is everything. Watch out for the tricky obstacles that appear out of nowhere. It’s straightforward at first, but the more you play, the more you realize the physics aren’t consistent. That keeps it interesting, even if a little frustrating.

Playing Lorenzo the Runner doesn’t involve much customization. You just run and dodge. No real builds or loadouts to worry about. It’s about your reflexes. Some claim that upgrading speed boosts slightly helps, but honestly it’s just grinding through levels. There’s no real strategy, just pure reaction time. Think of it more as a test of your fingers than any kind of deep gameplay.

Here's a secret I found. Focus on staying near the middle of the screen. It sounds simple, but it helps you dodge faster. Also, try to memorize the obstacle patterns as they come up. That way, you won’t be caught off guard. Don’t waste time collecting every coin, just keep moving. Speed boosts can save your run when you’re overwhelmed.

There isn’t much of a story. Just keep running until you fail. The game doesn’t really have an ending. It’s more about how long you can survive. The levels just go on and on, with little difference between them. Once you hit a wall, the run ends. There are some unlockables, but they’re just cosmetic and don’t change much. Overall, it’s a basic endless runner, nothing special.