Nendo Dash
A racing game starring your Nendo. Beat your best time.
A racing game starring your Nendo
Nendo Dash is a free racing game you play right here in your browser, as your own Nendo: a little 3D figurine you make on Nendo from a drawing or a photo. It zooms down the hill on its own base, past pumpkins, apple carts and lantern-lit villages. Swipe to change lanes, jump and duck, and try to beat your best time.
Play as your own Nendo
Making a Nendo is free: upload a drawing or a photo, and a few minutes later it can race. No Nendo yet? Race as the wizard, the squirrel or the bird, the real ones below:
The worlds
- Pumpkin Hollow: down Maple Hill to the Harvest Festival.
- Frosty Peaks: down Snowy Ridge to the Winter Lights, once you finish Pumpkin Hollow.
- Coming soon: Blossom Valley and Sunny Shore.
FAQ
A little racing game you play right here in your browser. You race a Nendo down a hill, past pumpkins, apple carts and lantern-lit villages, and try to beat your best time.
A little 3D figurine made from a drawing or a photo. You upload a picture on Nendo, and a few minutes later it's a 3D figurine you can spin around, share, and race in this game.
Yes. It plays right here in your browser. There's nothing to install and no account needed.
Yes. Open one of your Nendos and tap Play, or pick it from the list on the map here. Your newest Nendo is the one you race unless you pick another. No Nendo yet? Race as the wizard, the squirrel or the bird.
Tap Create your own and upload a drawing or a photo. A few minutes later your Nendo is ready, and you get a few free tries every week. Then come back here to race it.
Yes. If a friend sends you the link to their Nendo, open it and tap Play Nendo Dash.
On a phone, swipe left or right to change lanes, up to jump and down to duck. On a computer, use the arrow keys and space. Swipe in the air to spin. Every run is timed, and a faster time earns a better medal.
Yes, your best times and medals are saved in this browser, so they're there next time you play on the same phone or computer.
Yes, it's made for phones held upright. It works on tablets and computers too.