Dodge Avoider

Dodge Avoider is a survival arcade game. You steer a small orb around the field while hazards rain down from the top, and every hazard you slip past counts as a dodge. You start with three lives, and each collision costs one, followed by roughly 1.2 seconds of invulnerability so one crowded moment cannot end the run. There is no finish line, only how long you last.

The storm escalates on a fixed curve rather than at random. Hazards start falling at 150 pixels per second and gain 9 per second survived, topping out at 560. The gap between spawns shrinks from 0.75 seconds to a floor of 0.20, and each hazard gets its own size between 9 and 18 pixels plus a slight speed variation. Because that curve is deterministic, your best time is a benchmark you can compare across runs.

Steering is deliberately simple. Drag with a finger or move the mouse to place the orb anywhere in the field, or use the arrow keys and WASD on desktop, with diagonal input normalised so you never drift faster sideways than straight. A short invulnerability blink follows every hit, and letting a hazard pass off the bottom is what earns the dodge counter. Your best time is stored locally.

Dodge Avoider is a single self-contained HTML file with every shape drawn on a canvas. There are no external images, no tracking, no cookies and no server requests, and it never asks for an account. It runs on phones in portrait or landscape and on desktop, and plays instantly with nothing to install.