Neon Runner HTML5 Game is a small, self-contained 2D canvas runner built with plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The actual game uses a cyan rectangle player, pink rectangular obstacles and a dark background. It does not include 3D characters or cyber-city artwork.

Press Space or use a pointer/tap on the canvas to jump. Avoid incoming obstacles while the run is active; the score increases with elapsed play time. Collision ends the run, and Restart starts a fresh run. The package includes the HTML structure, CSS, game logic, README, user guide, listing reference copy, cover SVG and license. There are no external framework dependencies, character sprites, city artwork, coin collectibles, audio, multiplayer, saved leaderboard or native app/desktop executable.

Extract the ZIP and follow the guide to run or customize the source. You can edit the code, colours, physics and layout within the included license. The responsive canvas scales its display; this is not a claim of testing every browser or physical phone. Hosting, domain, publishing accounts, payments, external services and deployment work are not included.

Gallery previews show the actual source game. The attached PDF is a static product overview, not a playable PDF. The free trial is a downloadable evaluation-demo ZIP: extract it and follow its README to play locally. It is not a hosted live-game link and does not grant the paid package commercial license. The paid package retains its original license below; no original-source resale or redistribution right is added.

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The purchaser may use, modify, and use the included files for personal or commercial projects. The purchaser may not resell, redistribute, sublicense, share, upload, or package the original source files as a competing product. Attribution is appreciated but not required unless a third-party asset license is included.

No trademark, copyright, patent, investment, medical, legal, or income guarantee is provided. The purchaser is responsible for adapting the files to their own use case and complying with applicable laws and platform rules.