Xlope

Xlope came out in 2023 and was made by an independent team who were inspired by Rob Kay's Slope 2. It's a platformer or endless runner game, and it was made fully in HTML5, so you can play right away in your browser, on your phone, tablet, or computer. You are thrown into a 3D neon world where you control a blue ball that is speeding down steep "Xlopes" and trying to stay alive as long as possible.

Learn how to play Xlope and how to control it.

To move the ball down the neon slope, press the left and right button keys or press A and D. As the speed goes up, you'll come across tight roads, gaps, and red-edged cubes that are obstacles. If you crash or fall, the game ends, but you can start over right away (spacebar) and try again.

Flow of gameplay and problems

There are new dangers and the track tilts and shifts as you guide the ball down the Xlopes. There are red blocks that will blow you up if you touch them, tight roads that you have to stay in the middle of, and sudden gaps that will test your reflexes. You have to play against other people and stay alive as long as possible to get the highest score.

Advice and the best things about Xlope

• Keep your cool and pay attention; quick movements are more important than frantically steering.
• Learn how to use the Xlopes: be careful as you approach each one and use them to safely jump or fall.
• Think ahead: guess what the next part of the race will be like so you're ready for turns or obstacles.
• Place your ball in the middle of narrow roads to leave room for shocks.
• Use unique geography to your advantage. For example, jump pads or speed zones can help you run faster.
• Xlope 2's neon colors, smooth motion, and simple but tough controls make it stand out. It's easy to pick up but hard to master.

Other good games

• Slope 2

• Swipe Ball

Are you ready to go? In Xlope, you can test your reflexes in the neon void. But don't stop there; look around for more free web games to keep the fun going!