Iron Stride

An auto-running knight who jumps obstacles and cuts down monsters

Action
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Released: Sunday, February 22, 2026 Genre: Action Controls: Keyboard Space/Up to jump, X/Shift to attack; on touch tap left to jump, right to attack Platform: Browser (desktop & mobile)

About this game

Iron Stride is an endless side-scrolling runner where an armored knight charges forward on his own while you time jumps over rocks and swing a sword at goblins, bats, skeletons and wolves. You have three hearts, and the run gets faster and more crowded the farther you go, so survival means juggling dodges and attacks. Score climbs with distance and every enemy you fell before you fall.

How to play

Keyboard Space/Up to jump, X/Shift to attack; on touch tap left to jump, right to attack Iron Stride runs entirely in your browser — no download or sign-up. Press play above, or open it fullscreen for the best experience on phone or desktop.

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