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Monster Runners — Core rules of a match

Monster Runners [Alpha]
DuckDing, Playing 242, Rating 70.1%
Creator DuckDing
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Overview

Monster Runners is a horror-style PvP game where players are split into two teams: Runners trying to reach an elevator and Monsters trying to stop them. This guide covers both roles, the core rules, and what to watch out for before you jump in.

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Contents
01

Core rules of a match

Summary
In short Every match is a race between Runners escaping to the elevator and Monsters hunting them down.

At the start of each match, the game assigns you a role automatically — you will be either a Runner or a Monster. A room holds up to sixteen players. Runners win by reaching the elevator; Monsters win by stopping every Runner before that happens.

Role assignment the game picks your side at the start; you do not choose it yourself.
Runner goal reach the elevator to win.
Monster goal stop every Runner before they escape.
Room size up to sixteen players per match.
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02

Playing as a Runner

Tips
In short Runners survive by using the map smartly and keeping the elevator in sight at all times.

Your only job as a Runner is to reach the elevator. The map gives you supplies and environmental features you can use to your advantage.

Tips worth knowing
  • Use whatever supplies and environmental cover the map offers.
  • Move with other Runners when you can.
03

Playing as a Monster

Tips
In short Monsters win by cutting off escape routes and working together rather than chasing randomly.

As a Monster your target is anything that moves, and your win condition is stopping every single Runner. Multiple Monsters can coordinate to cover more ground and leave Runners with nowhere to go.

Tips worth knowing
  • Coordinate with other Monsters to block routes to the elevator.
  • Treat anything moving as a target.
04

Warnings before you play

Warn
In short Know about the flashing lights, loud sounds, and alpha-stage bugs before you start.

The game itself flags two specific hazards. It is also still in alpha, which means bugs are a known part of the experience right now.

Worth watching out for
Flashing lights are present throughout the game.
Loud sounds occur during gameplay.
The game is in alpha, so bugs can and do happen.

Glossary

Glossary
Runner
The role where your goal is to reach the elevator and escape before the Monsters stop you.
Monster
The role where your goal is to stop every Runner from reaching the elevator.
Elevator
The destination Runners must reach to win the match.
Alpha
An early stage of game development where bugs are expected and the game is not yet fully finished.

Common questions

FAQ

How does the game decide if I am a Runner or a Monster?

Your role is assigned automatically when the match begins. You do not pick it yourself.

How many players can be in one room?

A single room holds a maximum of sixteen players.

When should I adjust my graphics settings?

The game is meant to be experienced at the highest graphics level.

Updated Oct 3, 2026
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Monster Runners [Alpha] DuckDing, Playing 242, Rating 70.1%
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