Leap of Faith: Parkour Chase

Adelyons LLC

In-app purchases

About this game

Leap of Faith is a one-thumb anime parkour chase game across a living Renaissance city — an endless runner where the lanes are depth.

THE LANES ARE DEPTH
Three planes of city slide past each other in deep parallax: sun-washed rooftops, crowded streets, shaded arcades. Swipe to dive between them, tap to vault what's in front of you, hold to melt into a crowd while the guards stream past one plane away — rooftop parkour with a streak of stealth. It reads in a single glance and takes a hundred runs to master.

THE CHASE
This city does not want you on its rooftops. The pursuit builds as you run — guards vault behind you, cut ahead a plane away, and force the swaps you would never choose. An assassin-fantasy free running game in runs of 90 seconds to 4 minutes: short enough for anywhere, sharp enough to spike your pulse.

THE LEAP
Every run ends only one way: a leap of faith from a landmark you've never reached before, captured in slow motion, stamped with your distance, and ready to share in one tap. The game-over screen is the best moment of the run.

ANIME-GRADE MOTION
Cel-shaded, animation-first, and constantly moving. If it isn't moving beautifully, it isn't in the game.

A CITY WORTH RETURNING TO
Chase the daily route, climb the leaderboards, fill the Chronicle with the landmarks you've leapt from, and dress your runner from a wardrobe of scarves and cloaks that trail like calligraphy.

FREE, AND FAIR
- The whole city is free: every run, every route, every landmark. No content gates, no energy system.
- Purchases are cosmetic only — wardrobe, scarves, the seasonal Chronicle — never speed, never power.
- No ads. Double any stamp after a run, free — or own Auto 2× Stamps and every stamp doubles itself.

An anime endless runner, a rooftop chase game, a parkour chase game — whatever you came searching for, the rooftops are waiting. Jump.

Questions or ideas? [e-mail]

What’s new

Leap of Faith comes to Android.

One thumb, three depth planes, and a city that wants you caught. Every run ends the only way it can — a leap from a landmark, captured as a clip you can share.

The chase lands properly in this build: being touched now stops the world for a beat and shakes the frame, guards can catch you on the way down from a jump, and the huge foreground shadows commit to the chase instead of drifting past.

No ads, no energy. [e-mail]