About Glitch Dash

Glitch Dash is a first-person reflex game from solo Swedish developer David Marquardt: you're carried forward automatically through an abstract, neon-lit corridor and have to dodge whatever the level throws at you — swinging hammers, axes, and laser barriers — using nothing but quick lateral movement and timed jumps.

There's no story or padding, just an escalating obstacle course the game itself bills as "The Impossible Runner." Diamonds are scattered through each stage as an optional collectible for players chasing a cleaner run, not something you need to survive.

Controls

Move left and right with the Arrow Keys and jump with Spacebar.

It's built for short, high-intensity attempts rather than a relaxed session — expect to restart often, and treat every death as information about what's coming next.

Glitch Dash FAQ

What are the controls in Glitch Dash?
Move left and right with the Arrow Keys and jump with Spacebar — there's no other input to learn.
Is Glitch Dash hard?
Yes — the game itself is subtitled 'The Impossible Runner.' Hazards escalate quickly and a single mistimed jump or sidestep ends the run.
What do the diamonds do?
They're an optional collectible scattered through each stage for players chasing a cleaner, higher-scoring run — you don't need them to keep playing.

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