Cube Dash (Platformer)

What is Cube Dash (Platformer)?

Cube Dash is a single-screen platformer. Each level is one room made of platforms and walls. Your job is to guide the cube from its starting point to a coin placed somewhere in the room. Touching the coin loads the next level. There are no enemies listed in the instructions; the challenge comes from the layout itself: gaps you need to judge, ledges at awkward heights and walls you have to work your way around.

Looking inside the project, the engine includes variables for horizontal and vertical speed, falling, slopes and a dedicated wall-jump value, which shows the movement is more than a basic hop. The creator credits @JayFollow for the free platformer script it is based on and made the art and remaining scripts himself.

A Time variable keeps track of how long your run takes. In the instructions, the creator shares that his best score is 84 seconds and invites players to post theirs in the comments, so Cube Dash doubles as a small speedrun challenge.

How to Play Cube Dash (Platformer)

The project instructions list these controls:

• Left / Right arrow keys or A / D – move the cube
• Up arrow, W or Space – jump

Start the game and move toward the coin. Jump onto platforms, line up your landing carefully, and touch the coin to advance. If you miss a jump, simply try again: the goal is to finish all the levels and keep your total time as low as possible.

Because the game uses keyboard controls, it is best played on a computer. Click inside the game area first so it can receive your key presses.

Features

• A full set of handmade levels – the creator describes 20 levels to beat.
• Coin goals – touch the coin to move to the next level.
• Run timer – compare your time with the creator’s 84 seconds.
• Responsive movement built on a platformer engine with speed, slopes and wall-jump handling.
• Two control layouts – arrow keys or WASD, with space as an extra jump key.
• Original art by the creator and music “Time Leaper” by Hinkik.

Tips and Tricks to Win

• Look before you jump. Each level fits on one screen, so take a second to plan your route to the coin.
• Tap for small hops. Short presses help you land on narrow ledges without overshooting.
• Use the walls. The engine includes wall-jump logic; try jumping again while pressed against a wall when a ledge seems out of reach.
• Control your momentum. Release the direction key slightly before landing to avoid sliding off the edge.
• Learn, then speed up. Clear every level slowly once, then replay it aiming for the timer.
• Pick your keys. Some players prefer A/D with space; others like the arrow keys. Use whichever feels more precise.

Play Cube Dash (Platformer) Free Online, No Download

You can play Cube Dash (Platformer) for free right here in your browser, with no download, install or sign-up needed. It runs in the Scratch player embedded on this page and works on Windows, Mac, Linux and Chromebook. Click inside the player, press the green flag if needed, and start moving with the arrow keys or WASD.

Want to see how the platformer engine works? Open the project on Scratch from the credits section and click “See inside”.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Cube Dash free? Yes, it is a free Scratch project.
How many levels are there? The creator describes 20 levels; touch the coin to move to the next one.
What is a good time? The creator’s best is 84 seconds. Try to beat it.
Can I play on a phone? The game is designed for keyboard controls, so a computer is recommended.
Is this an auto-runner? No. Unlike most dash games, you control the cube’s movement yourself.

Similar Games

For reflex-based challenges, try Wave Dash or Marshmallow Dash. If you like controlled movement and precise jumps, also check Slope 2 for a different kind of skill test.

Credits and License

Game created by @SuperGuy112 on Scratch: Cube Dash (Platformer) on Scratch. Platformer script credited by the creator to @JayFollow. The project is shared under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 license used for all Scratch projects.

Music: “Time Leaper” by Hinkik.

This is an independent fan site. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to RobTop Games. The game on this page is a free, fan-made project hosted on Scratch and shown here through Scratch’s official embed player.

Conclusion

Cube Dash (Platformer) swaps frantic auto-running for thoughtful level design and a satisfying jump. Every room is a small puzzle, the coin is always in sight, and the timer gives you a reason to come back and do it faster. Play it above and see if you can beat 84 seconds.