gross.
Coolmathgames GOAT
cool math games
Logging this just to have it known to the world that in 9th grade, I (YoungNacho990) whooped Peter Eldredge's (LiquidLink98's) ass in a 1v1 on this game.
hey there
the classic that started it all
i hope this little guy has a good day. go to hell ms cox run was way better than your stupid class
man i remember playing this shit in middle school in the library trying to speedrun the whole game before class started every day, since the computers wiped progress every day. probably the only good memory i have of middle school lmao
godlike, one of the goats of computer lab day for years on end
Real gamers got their start on Cool Math games! xD
Best one
this game is just harder than the first one and i didnt like it more like run poo (thank you ikoms)
great improvement over the original, still super fun to play in standalone flash.
There was this song I heard once, I think it was by Flock of Seagulls...
I ran (2)
if you know, you know
FFFFFUUUCKING YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHH
This is the sole reason i didnt pass my ICT exam
THE killer app of CoolMathGames. If you didn't play Skater, you're a weenie.
art of platforming refined and evolved to the apex of the medium
Great game that improves on the first in brilliant ways
Run 2 is the sequel to run which greatly improves on the aspect of it being faster and having 2 playable alien characters: The Skater and the Runner. Both have their advantages where the Runner starts of slow but is more precise with their jumps. While Skater goes really fast but has the issue of being too fast that riskier jumps are made due to the velocity. It's a great sequel to an already fun game,
Weakest of the Run games tbh
Kids today will never know the feeling of the computer lab teacher telling us we could get on coolmath when the lesson was over. Run 2 peak gaming
This ost for this game is my gym music
used to speedrun this at the computer lab in middle school
He runs
Shockingly good tbh
YEEEEEEEEEAHHHHHHHH
So easily the best one. It takes the relatively novel stylings of the first game and beefs them up into a legitimately unique and surprisingly challenging hour plus of 3D platforming goodness. These delightfully curated little stages are a blast to maneuver, and the bonuses showcase a surprisingly canny developer who expertly disguises the complexity of his level design. This is quietly one of the better Flash games ever released, so it frustrates me to no end that almost none of its strengths return in the final entry in this trilogy. Be warned, my long-gestating and inexplicably passionate rant about my disappointment in Run 3 is imminent.