Observed arrival · 2026-11-07
Democracy Snag
An Australian election-day runner game asks players to dodge flyer pushers, magpies and a confused kangaroo on the way to a polling booth and a democracy sausage.
- For
- Players who enjoy Australian election satire and quick runner games
- Worth noticing
- Leaderboard entries are public; a hashed internet address is retained for up to a day to limit spam.
Field notes
The interface lists swipe or arrow-key lane changes, jumping over corflutes and trolleys, and ducking magpies, alongside replay and score-posting options. The privacy text says local settings and best scores stay in browser storage, while leaderboard submissions expose the chosen name, state, and score; an anti-spam hash is kept for up to a day. Rewarded-ad prompts appear in the interface, though the page says the ad network is not yet hooked up.
Observed signals
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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