Players dash through hazard-filled levels in this free indie action game, built to champion net neutrality. A ping ability uncovers hidden fast and slow lanes, letting runners plot optimal paths amid constant threats. Internet service providers hurl slow tiles and inhibitors to throttle progress, turning every run into a tense race against interference.
This 3D playground runner draws from parkour for fluid movement on PC. Runners plan ahead to exploit speed boosts while dodging ISP obstacles. Fans of fast-paced, strategy-laced traversal will enjoy mastering these challenging courses.
404Sight is a free game made in support of net neutrality. It’s a 3D playground runner influenced by parkour running with the addition of a special ping ability that reveals areas that can speed the player up or slow them down. Hidden fast and slow lanes become visible, so it takes a bit of planning to plot a course through a world full of hazards – especially when the internet service providers themselves are actively trying to impede the player’s progress.
In 404sight, the player attempts to traverse a level as quickly as possible without getting throttled by the ISPs, who actively throws slow tiles and inhibitors in their way.
This game was made by Retro Yeti Games, a team of graduate students currently enrolled in the Entertainment Arts and Engineering program at the University of Utah. More information can be found at
