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Two Neon Boxes is a one-screen arcade survival game. You steer two glowing boxes at the same time, obstacles come at them, and the aim is the best score you can reach before one of them gets caught. There are no levels to unlock and no story. Each run is a few seconds of attention that you try to stretch a little longer.

The twist is the pair. A single obstacle is easy to read, but two boxes mean two lanes to watch, and a gap that is safe for one box may not be safe for the other. That split focus is the whole game, and it is what separates it from the one-object runners elsewhere on Draw the Hill. The game opens in a tall, phone-shaped window, so it feels at home on a touchscreen as well as with a keyboard.

It suits anyone who likes the quick-restart rhythm of Drift Boss or Draw the Road but wants something with no drawing and no physics puzzle. You just react.

How to play

Use the arrow keys, Space or a click, depending on the screen. The start screen names the keys, so read it before your first run. Click inside the game once so the browser sends your key presses to it instead of the page around it. The game runs in the browser with nothing to install.

A run goes like this: press the control to start, then time your inputs so the boxes clear each obstacle as it arrives. The obstacles come from further away as the run goes on, and your score climbs the longer you last. When a box is hit the run ends, and you can start again straight away and try to beat your best.

Tips

• Do not stare at one box. Keep your eyes in the middle of the screen so you can see both at once.
• Press once and wait for the result. Mashing the control makes the timing worse, not better.
• Play a few short runs to learn the spacing before you chase a high score. The rhythm is easier to feel once you have lost a handful of times.
• If the keys seem dead, click on the game area once and try again.

Similar games on Draw the Hill

Drift Boss is the closest in feel: one input, one run, one score to beat. Doodle Race and Draw the Road ask you to draw a path first and then watch it play out, so they are slower and more about planning. Hill Climb Racing Lite and Drive Mad have you drive a vehicle across rough ground, where Two Neon Boxes has you react to what is on screen.

It is a good choice for a short break, since a single run takes under a minute and there is no progress to lose by stopping.