Num Num Run
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About the game
Num Num Run is a running game for everyone. Help the little bear dodge, jump and duck his way to the Num Nums, then share them with Honey Bunny.
Sighted and blind players can play together or on their own. The audio features are built in: spoken menus, and sounds that tell you what is to your left, your right and up ahead. Switch them on or off from the menus. There is a one-ear mode, high contrast and colour-blind-safe colours, and the narrator always comes first.
Last updated: 10 November 2026
Downloads
Trial
The free trial has the first level, Sunny Park, with practice mode, the sound library and every setting. It lasts 30 days from the first time you play. The full game has eight levels.
The trial is ready for Windows, Mac and Android, and the download links are being added. Please check back very soon.
How to install
Choosing a download link starts the download straight away. The file is large, so it may take a few minutes. Your browser tells you when it has finished, and the file goes into your Downloads folder.
- Windows: open the Setup file. It installs for you alone and needs no administrator password. Our games are made by an independent studio and are not signed by Microsoft, so Windows may say “Windows protected your PC”. Choose More info, then Run anyway. The installer screens are standard Windows ones that NVDA, JAWS and Narrator read.
- Mac: open the .pkg file and follow the Installer: Continue, then Install. The game is not signed by Apple, so the first time macOS may say it cannot check it. Control-click (or right-click) the file, choose Open, then Open again. If macOS still refuses: System Settings, Privacy and Security, then Open Anyway.
- Android: open the .apk file on your phone. Android asks to allow installing apps from that source (Files, Chrome or your email app): allow it, then Install. It does not come from the Play Store.
Every game comes with a Read Me that explains the controls. If you use the audio features, headphones are best: left and right matter.
System requirements
Minimum
- Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit; or macOS 12 or later (Intel or Apple silicon); or Android 8 or later, 64-bit.
- Any graphics, including older built-in graphics.
- Headphones or a speaker (one-ear mode works with one).
Recommended
- Stereo headphones.
- A keyboard, game controller or touchscreen.
Controls
| Action | Keyboard | Controller | Phone (touch) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Left one lane | Left arrow or A | Left stick or D-pad left | Swipe left |
| Right one lane | Right arrow or D | Left stick or D-pad right | Swipe right |
| Jump | Up arrow or W | A | Swipe up |
| Duck | Down arrow or S | B | Swipe down |
| Pause | Escape or P | Start | Hold two fingers |
| How am I doing? | T or F1 | Y | Two-finger tap |
| Replay the last hazard sounds | R or F2 | Select | In the pause menu |
Menus: Up and Down to move, Enter to choose, Left and Right to change a value, Escape to go back.
The four moves can be changed in Controls.
Accessibility features
- Speech and sound features built in, which you can switch on or off in the menus.
- One-ear mode: every sound in the middle, and each lane has its own note.
- High contrast: dimmed scenery, bright hazards and Num Nums with thick black outlines, and large white-on-black menus.
- Colour-blind-safe colours: hazards deep blue, Num Nums bright yellow.
- Short results, and a gentle difficulty with more warning before each hazard.
- The narrator always comes first: everything else dips while he speaks.
- TalkBack help on Android phones.
Feedback
Tell us what you think, or report a problem.
- Send feedback about Num Num Run (opens your email app)
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