It’s 40°C, the water is flying, and the bass is dropping. Sprint through the Songkran chaos to claim your throne at the front of the Mor Lam stage!

The ultimate nightmare: You just woke up, and the concert is starting!

You’ve been waiting all year for this. The Songkran holiday is here, and your favorite Mor Lam band is performing live. But after a long night of pre-celebrating, you overslept. Now, the sun is blazing at a lethal 40°C, the streets of Thailand are a chaotic battlefield of water buckets and powder, and thousands of people are already heading to the stage.

In this town, there is only one rule: If you aren't at the front row, you aren't really there.

เพราะฉะนั้น มันเลยต้องมาซ้อมการแข่งกันหน่อยในซัมเมอร์นี้! เตรียมร่างกายให้พร้อม ฝึกเลี้ยวหลบถังน้ำให้คล่อง เพราะถ้าไม่ซ้อมตอนนี้ มีหวังโดนคนอื่นเบียดตกขอบเวทีแน่นอน!

You must sprint through the festive madness, dodge slow-moving tourists, leap over street food stalls, and survive the scorching April heat. Use every "item" at your disposal to trip up the competition. It doesn't matter if you're soaked or sweaty—your only goal is that sweet spot right against the speakers. The front row belongs to the fastest!

Master these moves to outrun the crowd

Platform	PC	Mobile WebGL
Action	Control	Control
Movement	WASD / Arrow Keys	Virtual Joystick
Sprint	O / Left Ctrl	Virtual Joystick
Cooldown	P / Z (Don't let your heat meter explode!)	Virtual Joystick
Use Item	Left Shift / Spacebar	Virtual Joystick

Game Features

Heat Management: The April sun is no joke! Balance your stamina and body temperature use "Cool Down" to avoid fainting from heatstroke.

Sabotage Items: Pick up items like Icy Water Buckets or Slippery Talcum Powder to stop other concertgoers from stealing your spot.

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Development Team

Role	Name
Lead Design & Programming	Banyapon Poolsawas
Project Manager & Programming	Bhumintra Chantanasevi
Programming	Nutthawat Rattanasiriwong
2D Artist	Punnayaphon Laita
UX/UI Designer & 2D Artist	Thanakorn Pramoonsri
Sound Engineer & 2D Artist	Tunyaluk Taerapeephat