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Three cabinets. Three ways to chase one more run.

Find your starting point in Hard Money Heroes, Chikun’s Escape and STACKED.

Lester’s Arcade

Lester’s Arcade

Pick the kind of challenge you enjoy

Hard Money Heroes is a survival shooter: movement, aim and the space around you all matter. Chikun’s Escape is an endless runner built around timing and reading the next obstacle. STACKED is a falling-block puzzle where the next placement changes the choices available after it.

All three have Free Mode. Start there to learn the controls and find a comfortable audio and effects setup. You do not need a wallet to play Free, and a Free result does not become a Ranked result later.

Hard Money Heroes: make room to move

Choose HMH if you like responding to pressure from several directions. Keep an escape route visible while you aim. A tempting pickup can wait until the approach is clear; a narrow gap is much less forgiving once enemies reach it.

The weapon you carry changes how you use that space. Read its ammo and reload state before committing to a crowded route. Learn the dodge and grenade controls in Free Mode so they are familiar when a run gets busy.

Chikun’s Escape: read ahead

Choose Chikun if you prefer a focused timing challenge. Keep your eyes ahead of the character, rather than following each coin. Watch the obstacle’s shape and the space around it before deciding when to jump.

A short run is useful practice. On the next attempt, change one timing decision and see whether it gives you a cleaner approach.

STACKED: leave yourself options

Choose STACKED if you enjoy planning under pressure. Use the landing guide and next-piece preview together. HOLD can preserve a useful piece, but it cannot repair every awkward placement.

Keep the top of the board open. The rising ledger makes spare room valuable even when a large clear looks close.

When you want a leaderboard result

Open the cabinet’s mode selector and choose Ranked. Read the entry confirmation before starting. Ranked currently uses the LitVM LiteForge testnet; its test tokens have no monetary value. The Ranked guide explains the wallet, entry and verification steps.

Choose your first cabinet.