Red Head

This little bouncy redhead is just sitting at the start, looking out over a patchwork of grass and floating ledges. In the game Red Head, you follow this tiny ball as it tries to roll across shifting platforms, dodge weird pointy spikes, and keep from tumbling straight off the edge into space. He's not much of a superhero yet—just trying to figure things out as he goes, rolling a bit too fast sometimes, stopping short other times. Some platforms drift sideways. A couple seems way too far apart at first glance. Wind blows leaves past his face. It's kind of peaceful if you're not mid-jump.
How to play?
You steer him around using the arrow keys or on-screen buttons. You want him to make it from one solid patch of ground to the next without smacking into spikes or falling straight down. In the game Red Head, the main thing is watching your speed—if you zip too quick, you'll breeze right past where you meant to stop. Some ledges are only just wide enough, and every now and then, there's a sudden gap that's way longer than it looks. Bounce, pause, nudge yourself forward, then try for the jump. Once you get the hang of planning each move, it feels kind of satisfying, especially the tricky parts. Just watch out when you think you've got it down. That last jump always threw me for a loop.
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- Our players rated the game for 4.11 out of 5. A total of 7074 people voted for it.
- The game was released in January 2018 and immediately became available on the following devices: Web Browser (PC) and Android / iOS (Mobile)
- Responsive ball controls let you roll and jump with tight timing
- Moving platforms require you to jump while things are shifting beneath you
- Spikes and gaps appear in patterns, so sometimes you have to pause and plan
- Some ledges drift out of reach if you wait too long
- The character is small and quick, so mistakes can happen fast
- You often need to land on very narrow spots to keep going