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Climb Running Head Tower Guide: How the chase works

Climb Running Head Tower
Epic Climb Games, Playing 47, Rating 58.4%
Creator Epic Climb Games
Playing 47
Rating 58.4%
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Overview

Climb Running Head Tower is a survival obby developed by Epic Climb Games in which a creepy entity called the Running Head chases you up a cursed tower. Your only goal is to reach the top without getting caught. This guide covers how the chase works, what to expect from each stage, how to find the secret room, and what the badges tell you about your progress.

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01

How the chase works

Summary
In short The Running Head gets faster every stage, so the pressure on you increases the higher you climb.

From the moment you enter the tower, the Running Head is hunting you. Each stage you clear raises its speed and makes the paths harder to navigate, leaving you less time to think before your next move. Reaching the top is the win condition, but getting there demands fast decisions at every floor.

  • Goal reach the top of the tower without being caught
  • Running Head speed increases with every stage you advance
  • Path difficulty harder platforms appear the higher you go
  • Reaction window shrinks as the chase intensifies
  • Win condition survive all stages and escape to the top
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02

Stage environments you will climb through

Tips
In short The floor type changes several times on the way up, so be ready to adjust to new surfaces.

The tower is divided into areas that each look and feel different. Watching for a floor change is a useful sign that you are making real progress. The badge names tell you exactly which environments you will pass through on the way to the top.

Tips worth knowing
  • Dirty tiles appear early and set the opening tone of the run.
  • Metal tiles form a later section with a very different feel underfoot.
  • Broken tiles suggest a more unstable stretch of the climb.
  • Grassy floors mark a change in scenery that stands out from the indoor sections.
  • Dirty scratches and a raw floor signal you are approaching the final stretch.
03

Finding the secret room

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In short The secret room is hidden off the main path and comes with a reward that the game hints has a use.

Somewhere inside the tower is a room that most players miss on their first run. Finding it earns you the Secret Room badge and a reward. The badge description makes clear that the reward has a purpose, so it is worth going back for.

  • The room is not on the main path.
  • Collect the secret reward when you find the room.
  • The game signals the reward has a function.

Glossary

Glossary
Running Head
The creepy entity that chases players inside the tower, growing faster with every stage.
Secret Room
A hidden area off the main climbing route that rewards the player with a badge and an item that has an in-game use.
Stage
A section of the tower marked by its floor type, with each stage bringing a faster Running Head and harder platforms.

Common questions

FAQ

What happens when you reach the top?

You earn the End badge, but the game suggests the story is not fully over.

Where is the secret room?

It is hidden off the standard climbing route somewhere inside the tower. Finding it earns you the Secret Room badge along with a reward that the game indicates has a purpose.

Does the Running Head keep getting harder as you climb?

Yes. Every stage you advance raises its speed and makes the platforms more difficult, leaving you less time to react. The challenge builds steadily from the moment you enter the tower.

Updated Nov 7, 2026
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Climb Running Head Tower Epic Climb Games, Playing 47, Rating 58.4%
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