IDRY is a retro pixel-art runner where running IS the song.
A musician traverses a nocturnal jungle teeming with ruins and fireflies. He runs, jumps, glides—and most importantly, he collects discs. Because here, discs aren't for scoring: they unlock the VOICE of the track.
MUSIC AS THE PLAYGROUND
A run lasts exactly the length of an original song, divided into four parts. The discs collected during a run determine how many lyrics you'll hear in the next. A good run = the vocals accompany you to the end. Too many missed discs = the vocals fade out and you're left with the instrumental.
A RUN THAT GAINS POWER
Terrain terraces, ramps, suspended platforms, and gaps to jump over: the scenery generates endlessly, and the speed increases throughout the song. One finger is all it takes—tap to jump, tap again for a double jump.
A PIXEL JUNGLE
A bold retro style, layers of vegetation unfolding in the distance, ruined castles on the horizon, a moon shining above the clouds.
A CHALLENGE FOR EVERY ROUND
A percentage of unlocked lyrics is calculated at the end of each track, and your score is saved. Will you be able to hear the whole song?
No ads. No in-app purchases. Just you, the race, and the music.
IDRY is published by Gregory Blaugy under license from BAO. The track "1 by 1," the name IDRY, and the game visuals belong to BAO and are used with their permission.
A pixel-art musical runner: each disc collected unlocks the lyrics of the song