One horse. Six legs. Each pair of legs has its own rider — swing the hips, bend the knees, and somehow reach the finish before the horse face-plants. It will face-plant. Ride solo with two AI riders, or bring friends.
One-keyboard mode needs a physical keyboard. On a phone or tablet, play 1 PLAYER, or host an online race and have each rider join from their own device.
Single player: you ride one pair (the front by default) while two AI riders keep a steady beat on the others. Keep your pair in step and the horse runs; go idle or fight the rhythm and it stalls or stumbles. Or switch to riding all six legs yourself — every pair answers to Q W O P at once.
Three pairs of legs, three riders. Back legs use QW (hips) and AS (knees). Middle legs use TY / GH. Front legs use OP / KL. Online riders can also use the arrow keys.
The two hip keys swing your pair of legs in opposite directions (one forward, one back). The two knee keys bend one knee while straightening the other. Nothing pressed means the legs lock in place — the horse can stand on its own, it just can't move.
Timer starts at GO. If the body or head touches the dirt, the horse goes down and you all restart from the gate. R restarts, Esc returns to the lobby. Fastest team time wins bragging rights.
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