Endless games are a genre of video games designed to provide infinite gameplay through procedurally generated levels, challenges, or objectives that continue indefinitely. These games often focus on high-score chasing, survival mechanics, or continuous progression, with difficulty scaling as players advance. Common features include auto-running mechanics, randomized obstacles, and minimalist design to encourage repeated playthroughs.
• Temple Run – A mobile classic combining endless running, obstacle avoidance, and ancient temple exploration.
• Subway Surfers – Features fast-paced train-yard navigation, power-ups, and global leaderboards.
• Flappy Bird – A minimalist challenge emphasizing precision tapping and infinite vertical flight.
What makes a game "endless"?
Endless games lack a final level or conclusion, relying on procedural generation to create unlimited, randomized challenges.
Are endless games suitable for casual players?
Yes! Their short play sessions and intuitive mechanics make them ideal for quick, accessible entertainment.
Can you "win" an endless game?
Traditional victory conditions are absent; success is measured by score milestones or surviving longer than before.
