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About this game

Shade Dash is an offline stealth puzzle game where darkness is your safest path. Guide a courier through the city after nightfall, deliver every package and stay out of the light.

Tap inside a safe shadow to move. Watch the visibility meter, study each light pattern and choose the right moment to cross exposed areas. Reaching the destination is only the beginning — faster routes earn more stars and improve your best time.

Explore 20 handcrafted levels across four chapters:
• Backyard
• Street
• Guards
• Night Center

Each chapter introduces new puzzle mechanics. Move bins, crates and tall signs to create cover. Time your route around blinking lamps, neon lights and passing cars. Use vehicle shadows, traffic stops and narrow gaps to stay hidden. Later levels add patrol routes, rotating spotlights and special packages that change how you approach each delivery.

FEATURES
• 20 stealth-puzzle levels
• Light-and-shadow movement mechanics
• Movable objects that create new paths and cover
• Cars, traffic lights, guards and rotating spotlights
• Timed objectives with up to three stars per level
• Level unlocking and best-time tracking
• Local run history, delivery totals and streak records
• Optional sound, ambience and haptic feedback
• Reduced-motion setting
• No advertisements or in-app purchases

Experiment with the environment, wait for the right opening and dash between shadows. Every level rewards observation, timing and route planning.
Stealth puzzle game built around light and shadow.
Updated on
Aug 4, 2026

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