MADE FOR ONE MORE RUN

Your city.
Your team.
Your run.

Three lanes through Kathmandu-inspired streets. Dodge the chaos, collect the momos, and find your rhythm.

Play Kathmandu Dash ↗No download.
No account to practice.
Balen-inspired game characterHarka-inspired game character

Pick a side.
Equal stats. Your skill.

Scene rendered by Kathmandu Dash’s game engine: three lanes, a runner, buses, momos and Kathmandu-inspired buildings
NEPAL, REIMAGINEDTake the scenic route.
Then beat your score.
NEW
STREETS
06
Scene rendered by the game engine. Interface hidden.
SWIPE TO MOVEJUMP THE BARRIERSFOLLOW THE MOMOSMAKE IT YOUR RUN

01 / FIND YOUR RHYTHM

Simple to start.
A little harder to stop.

A short first run is all you need. The next one is a chance to go a little further.

01
← →

Pick your line.

Swipe left or right to move between three lanes. The momo trail points toward the open route.

02
↑ ↓

Read the street.

Jump low barriers. Slide under beams. Change lanes around buses, dozers and Dhunga.

03
↻ ✦

Run it back.

Get a useful crash tip, try again, and chase your personal best. Sharing is always your choice.

On a computer? Use A D to move, W or Space to jump, S to slide. Arrow keys work too.

02 / SAME CITY, DIFFERENT ENERGY

Find your kind
of rivalry.

START HERE

Classic
streets.

Practice without an account. Find the timing, learn the patterns, collect momos, and enjoy the view.

Take your first run ↗
EXPERIMENTAL · UNRANKED

Dozer
vs Dhunga.

Amber warnings, lane threats, perfect dodges. Activate a brief guard and turn a close call into another chance.

Try the rivalry ↗
ONE SHARED COURSE

The daily
challenge.

Return for a seeded course on Nepal time. When rankings are open, signed-in runs are checked by server replay.

View leaderboard ↗

03 / YOUR SKILL SHOULD COUNT

A good rivalry
starts with
a fair run.

Both teams. Equal physics.

Character choice changes your look, not your competitive power. Rivalry experiments stay outside Classic rankings.

The server checks the run.

Eligible scores come from replayed inputs. Suspicious runs can be held for review; a valid replay cannot prove a human played.

A challenge worth sharing.

Create a link from a verified run. Your friend gets the same course and your actual recorded ghost, with a clear score to beat.

No guaranteed earnings.

Practice is free. Prize details appear only for a separately configured, funded contest. Read the current rules before competing.

Competition and fair-play rules ↗

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Before you dash.

Can I play on my phone?

The game includes swipe and touch controls, safe-area spacing, and Low, Balanced and High graphics settings. Current Safari and Chrome are the intended browsers; performance depends on your device. The full device test matrix is included with the release.

Do I need to register?

No account is needed for practice. Accounts save eligible progress and are required for verified public rankings when enabled by the operator.

Does it work offline?

After opening the game online and allowing its files to cache, open Offline Practice. That separate mode submits no scores and never enters online rankings.

Why did my run become practice?

Pausing or backgrounding a ranked run makes it practice. This keeps timing consistent. Reconnect and start a fresh daily run when ready.

Is this an official Balen or Harka game?

No. Kathmandu Dash is an unofficial, fictional fan-made entertainment game. It is not endorsed by any depicted person, government, municipality, or political party.

THE STREETS ARE WAITING.

One more run?

Let’s dash ↗