Unlocking characters: there are two ways to unlock characters. You can either spend 100 in-game gold on a gacha lottery that will give you a random character (although it can be one you already own). Or you can spend 99 cents to directly buy a specific character of your choice. In-game gold is earned by picking it up during gameplay, as a free gift awarded every few hours, or by watching optional video ads at the end of a run. Characters are entirely optional and are the only item currently purchasable.
Character details – SPOILERS.The following section will contain specific details about certain characters. If you don’t want to know how some characters look or act, then we’d recommend you stop reading here.
Unlocking the “secret” character. The last character in the list is the only one not available through the gacha or by direct purchase. This character is the logo mascot of the developer, the Hipster Whale himself. To unlock him, you’ll need to find him during a run: he randomly floats by in the rivers amid the logs and lily pads. You need to jump on him when he floats by. After doing so and at the end of that run, he will be unlocked as a character.
Characters with unique features: some characters behave slightly differently or change the appearance of the world while they are in use. We’ve listed some of these below, although there are plenty of others.
Doge: a setting change. While running, “Doge quotes” will pop up on screen in his famous colorful Comic Sans font. Quotes remain on screen for awhile, so they pile up and can make visibility slightly difficult (but hilarious).
Wolf: a setting change. Wolf runs in near-darkness with a soft dusk light around him. The world is darker overall but you can still clearly see hazards ahead. Coins stand out in bright yellow.
Penguin: a setting change. The green grass is replaced by white snow and snowmen dot the landscape.
Swift Snail: a character change. Instead of hopping, Swift Snail slides across the screen while a trail of ooze follows him. This blurs the path behind him, showing where you’ve come from but also creating a slight visual distraction.
Grave Digger: a setting change. The Grave Digger runs in almost complete darkness, with only his lamp to guide the way. It’s difficult to see more than three lanes ahead. Gravestones dot the landscape and ghosts sometimes pop up and disappear.
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