
Run the rooftops
Three depth planes of red tile, laundry lines and chimneys. Vault, shift planes, burst through shutters.

Leap of Faith is an anime runner game: one thumb, three depth planes, a city at dawn. Vault, swipe between roofs, melt into a crowd, burst ahead of the guards, and at every landmark decide: leap now, or run on. The whole chase is free in your browser and on your phone; cosmetics are the only thing for sale.
Altarossa is ruled by the Order of the Open Eye, the Unblinking: a magistracy that writes down every debt, every informant and everyone who disappears in the Ledger of Names. The Rooftop Post carries what the Eye would burn, and the Eye hunts its couriers across the tiles.
You are the Rondine, the Swallow, running stolen pages of that ledger from landmark to landmark. The crimson scarf you wear belonged to Vela, the First Swallow, who trained you and was taken three winters ago. At every landmark you choose: leap now and the pages fly with you into the guild’s hay cart, or run on for a grander tower while il Falco, Captain of the Eye’s rooftop guard, closes in. The letters left in the hay will tell you who he really is.
“Vola, Rondine.” Fly, Swallow.

Three depth planes of red tile, laundry lines and chimneys. Vault, shift planes, burst through shutters.

Every landmark is a gate: bank the delivery or gamble for the next tower with the Eye’s attention rising.

Not an escape: the Post’s delivery rite. A slow-motion dive graded by the golden ring.

Each delivery banks a page: courier letters, the Eye’s ledgers, proclamations. The story is told in paper.
The web sells nothing the phone does not sell. Prices are the ones Stripe and the stores show you before you pay. Unlock once and it is yours in both places.
| Free, everywhere | Paid, everywhere |
|---|---|
| The whole chase: four districts, six landmarks, every guard | Chronicle Season I paid track (30 tiers of cosmetics) |
| Daily Route and its board | Wardrobe bundles and legendary scarves (cosmetic) |
| Stamp card, clip, share links | Auto 2× stamps (`remove_ads`) |
| Florins earned in play | Florin packs: phone only for now, see §5 |
A rooftop chase with a pursuit meter. Four guard archetypes close in: the Halberdier, the Runner-guard, the Crossbowman and the Captain. Blend into a crowd and the meter drains; stumble and it climbs to Hunted. Captured at 100.
Lanes are depth planes, not tracks. Swipe up to the far roofline, swipe down to the market awnings. Each plane has its own parallax, its own obstacles and its own crowd. It is a parkour endless runner where the city has depth.
The same run, in a browser tab. The game is drawn with code, no bitmaps, so it loads fast and runs sharp at any window size. Mouse or touch; the clip you share at the end is the same clip the phone makes.
A leap of faith ends every run. The game-over is the best moment: a slow-motion leap graded by a shrinking golden ring, a stamp card, and a clip you can share. Four districts from Mercato dawn to Carnevale night.
In the app, tap the devices icon on the home screen, then Play in your browser, and scan the code the web game shows. Your progress comes across and the browser owns what your phone owns.
Buy in the browser's shop after signing in. Scan once from your phone and the purchase is on your phone as well, for good.
Open the web gameA new browser? Scan from your phone again, or sign in with the same Google account. No codes to keep.
It is an anime-styled endless runner drawn in code: a one-thumb parkour chase across a Renaissance city in three depth planes, with a slow-motion leap at the end of every run.
Yes, the whole chase is free in your browser and on your phone. Cosmetics are the only purchases; there are no ads and no subscriptions.
A runner where the pursuit matters: four kinds of guard close in, a meter climbs from Calm to Hunted, and blending into a crowd drains it. At each landmark gate you choose to leap or run on.
Yes. In the phone app choose Play in your browser in Settings and scan the code on this site; your wardrobe, Chronicle progress and Florins come across.
Sign in with Google before you pay, then scan the code from your phone once; the purchase is on your phone for good.
Not yet. Florin packs are bought in the phone app; Florins you earn in a browser run sync to the phone when you scan.
The run itself does not. The Daily Route board, sharing a clip and purchases do.