GRAZE - Score by almost dying. Skim the edge, win the daily.

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GRAZE: Edge Rush is a one thumb arcade game built on a single risky idea. You score by skimming as close to the obstacles as you can without touching them. Play it safe and you get almost nothing. Ride the edge and your Heat multiplier climbs fast. Everyone runs the same daily course, and a new Daily Wins counter tracks every day you finish number 1. Endless mode chases your all time high. Instant restart. No ads, no in app purchases, ever. Just 0.99. How close will you risk it?

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Hey Product Hunt. I built GRAZE: Edge Rush solo. I started making games in my spare time after my son was born. He is 10 months old now, and the little pockets of time around him, early mornings and quiet nights, became the hours I taught myself to build this. GRAZE is the first thing I have shipped, and putting it out into the world feels a bit like showing up with something I made for him to see one day. The game itself runs on one idea. You score by skimming as close to the obstacles as you can without touching them. Play it safe and you get almost nothing. Ride the edge and your Heat multiplier climbs fast. Everyone plays the same daily course, and I just added a Daily Wins counter so topping the board actually sticks with you. One thumb, instant restart, no ads, no in app purchases, ever. It is 0.99 on the App Store. Would love your honest feedback, and if you run today's daily I want to know your score.
💎 Pixel perfection

the close shave scoring actually makes it kind of addictive, kept telling myself one more run

 you start to memorize the daily board too so you’re like okay I KNOW I can do better next run just need to go below that obstacle instead of above….

💡 Bright idea

Love the no ads, no IAP approach, really refreshing for a mobile game. One thing that would get me playing way more: a ghost replay of the day's top score so you can see exactly where the winner cut closest to the obstacles. Would make chasing that Daily Wins spot way more addictive.

 I absolutely love this idea. I’m going to start figuring out how to implement it!