$4.99Burg Tag Parkour tag with friends
Chase your friends across bright maps, or hide and hope they run past you before the round ends.
Is Burg Tag worth it?
Burg Tag is worth it if…
- you want short, frantic rounds to fill with friends
- you like games where movement skill decides who wins
- you enjoy bluffing, hiding and chasing in the same match
- you want something quick to play solo between group nights
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Movement that makes the chase
Every role gets the same movement set, so a chase stays close and stays exciting. Wall kicks, monkey bars, sliding and sprinting are the basics; powerups unlock new ways to get around mid-hunt. The flow matters: you sprint along a rooftop, kick off a wall, slide under a gap and keep going while someone closes in behind you. Tagging someone is not easy, which makes every catch earned rather than handed over.
Hide, run, or regret it
Every round starts with a decision: trust your hiding spot with your life, or stay moving. Sit still and a sharp Seeker might spot you. Keep running and you burn energy dodging through the map, sliding and rolling out of trouble when someone gets too close. Being "It" is not a waiting job either. In Tag mode, every hider you catch joins your side, so the hunt grows until the last runner is cornered. Seekers can work together to cut off escape routes and end a chase properly.
A group game built for laughs
Burg Tag fits a party night because the rules take a minute to explain and the rounds stay short. There are modes to match your group size: Hot Potato, Tag where caught players join the hunt, and Freeze Tag, with no limit on how many can play. The chaos does the comedy for you: someone botches a wall kick, someone's perfect hiding spot turns out to be terrible, and the round ends in shouting. It also works online, so the park can come to you even when everyone is at home.
