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Steer a glass of juice through a sunny endless-runner parkour course, dodging obstacles and grabbing rewards.
Developer: GameMonetize
Summer Juice Run turns an ordinary glass of juice into an endless-runner star. Slide, jump, and swerve your bright summer beverage down colorful parkour lanes filled with obstacles, ramps, and tight turns, chaining together clean runs to rack up distance and rewards. The cheerful, sun-soaked visuals and simple one-touch controls keep every stage approachable, while the growing variety of unique stages and hazards gives the parkour loop enough bite to stay engaging. It's an easygoing pick-up-and-play runner that still rewards sharp reflexes on its trickier stretches.
Click and drag to steer your juice glass along the track, swerving between lanes to dodge obstacles and land jumps. Keep a clean run going to rack up distance and collect rewards scattered along the course. Reaching the end of a stage unlocks the next one.
Click and drag with the mouse (or touch and drag on mobile) to steer.
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Yes. You can open the Summer Juice Run game page on PlayKovo for free.
No. Summer Juice Run opens in the browser, so the PlayKovo game page does not require an installer.
Summer Juice Run is listed with both desktop and mobile support. Check the controls section on this page for the inputs available on your device.
Click and drag to steer your juice glass along the track, swerving between lanes to dodge obstacles and land jumps. Keep a clean run going to rack up distance and collect rewards scattered along the course. Reaching the end of a stage unlocks the next one.
Click and drag with the mouse (or touch and drag on mobile) to steer.
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