Runhold: Run, Own Your City

Elma Bilgisayar

In-app purchases

About this game

Runhold is a running game that turns the streets you run into your territory on the map.

The city is covered in fog. The moment you start running, every hexagon you pass clears and turns your color. The more you run, the more you hold.

HOW IT WORKS
• Run to claim: any unclaimed (foggy) area is yours with a single run.
• Outrun your rivals: an area belongs to whoever ran through it on the most days in the last 30. A tie keeps the owner.
• Your territory stays yours until someone outruns you. We tell you when a rival is closing in.
• Earn energy as you run and use it to take empty areas next to yours.
• Level up with your total distance, from nomad to empire.
• Compete in your province and climb the leaderboard.

SHARE
After every run you get a card ready to share: the areas you took, your trail across the hexagons, distance, time and pace. Dark, light, or a transparent sticker for your own photo. The area around your home never appears on the card.

PRIVACY FIRST
• Your live location and your route are never shown to other players.
• The areas around where most of your runs start appear to others without your name.
• Changes to your territory reach rivals at least 15 minutes later.
• You can delete your account in the app at any time.

PREMIUM
The whole game is free. Premium is an optional subscription that never sells territory, energy or power:
• A route on the map to win back the areas you lost
• Detailed statistics: weekly distance, territory history, your closest rivals
• Your own color on your map and share cards

Monthly and yearly plans are available; the yearly plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Payment is charged to your Google Play account when you confirm. The subscription renews automatically at the same price unless you cancel. Manage or cancel it under Payments & subscriptions in Google Play.

Terms of use: https://runhold.app/kosullar
Privacy notice: https://runhold.app/gizlilik

The app is in Turkish. Runhold uses your location only while it records a run. Continued use of GPS can decrease battery life.

What’s new

First release: run, clear the fog, claim your streets.