Lane Word is a touchscreen booth game where a robot runs down a three-lane city track and visitors swipe left or right to collect the glowing cyan letters in order, spelling a hidden word while avoiding decoy letters and obstacles. Each finished word earns a bonus and brings a faster run, longer words and more obstacles, until the 60-second timer runs out, and every obstacle hit costs 2 seconds. Visitors register before they play, and a leaderboard shows the top runners between sessions. The word list is a simple spreadsheet, so players can spell your own product names or campaign terms. It runs offline as a Mac app, with every registered player exported to CSV.
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Swipe to change lanes and collect the cyan letters in order. An attract screen draws visitors in. Every player registers before they play. A quick countdown shows the rules. Every finished word scores a bonus. Each word brings a faster run, longer words and more obstacles. Letter streaks add bonus points, and obstacles cost 2 seconds. 60-second runs keep the line moving. Final score with letters, words, best streak and accuracy. A live leaderboard keeps them coming back. Lane Word by Fierce Guppy.