Description

A haunted train, a beat line, and threats that show up right when your timing slips—Sprunki Dead Rails plays like a rhythm-lane shooter. You switch lanes on top of train cars, hit beats to attack or block, and save your special for the nastiest sections. Controls Desktop: Lane Left/Right with A/D or Arrow Keys; Beat Hit with Space or Left Click; Special with a separate key (shown in-game) Mobile: Swipe left/right to change lanes; Tap the hit zone on-beat; Tap Special button when charged What clears songs consistently Treat it like a rhythm game first, action game second. When players fail, it’s usually because they’re watching enemies instead of the beat markers. Lock your eyes on the hit zone and let everything else be “background.” Game-specific lane rule: move early, not fast Lane swaps are safest when you do them before the obstacle reaches your car. Late swipes often drag you into the hazard even if the rhythm hit was perfect. Special timing that actually matters Use your special during: - stacked obstacle runs (multiple threats in two lanes), or - dense chorus sections where beat spam and hazards overlap Using it on a quiet verse feels good, but it wastes your real lifesaver. Common mistakes - Tapping off-beat while trying to “aim” at enemies - Swapping lanes and hitting beats at the same moment (it increases mis-taps) - Forgetting to recover after a miss—steady taps beat frantic catch-up If audio and visuals feel out of sync Lower effects, use full screen, and check for any timing offset setting. Small adjustments can turn “impossible” sections into clean clears.

Instruction

On a mobile device controls are provided using on-screen buttons On PC - Blue player main bull Movement arrow keys larr rarr uarr darr bull Shoot J bull Build K - Red player bull Movement WASD bull Shoot F bull Build

Specifications

• Easy to play