Your body is the controller.
First-person runs through worlds you can't visit in real life. Jump, duck, dodge and sprint in place as the signs appear — no equipment, no sign-up. Put it on the big screen and go.
- No equipment
- 3–9 minutes
- Free on YouTube
- All ages
How much time do you have?
City & sky
Chase
Fantasy worlds
Holiday
Obby
How to play
Every run teaches its moves on screen. You only need a screen and a little floor.
Cast it big
Open a run on a TV, projector or laptop and turn the sound up — the beat tells you when to move.
Clear your space
About 2 × 2 m per runner, arm's length all around, nothing to trip on.
Follow the signs
JUMP, DUCK, DODGE, PUNCH, MIRROR… 13 moves in all. Run in place between them.
Made for the big screen
Brain breaks that teach themselves
Teachers: cast a 3–9 minute run to the classroom screen for an indoor recess, a PE warm-up or a reset between lessons. Kids follow the signs — no instructions needed.
Living-room adventures
Rainy day, cold day, wiggly day. Everyone runs together, and every world hides a secret at the end.
Cardio that feels like a game
Use a run as a warm-up, or play it on a treadmill or walking pad and chase the level counter instead of the clock.
The Immer channels
ImmerDash
First-person run worlds in 4K. Follow the signs — JUMP, DUCK, DODGE, PUNCH, MIRROR — and move with the beat to reach the end of every level.
ImmerChase
Something is right behind you. Chase runs where you sprint, dodge and escape — launching soon on ImmerWorlds.
Gear guides
All gear →Black Friday & Cyber Monday
Deals usually run from mid-November to Cyber Monday (November 30)
For classrooms & living roomsMovement corner setup
Everything that turns a wall and a patch of floor into a place to play ImmerDash runs: a big picture, sound you can feel, and a floor that's safe to jump on.
For grown-up runnersRun at home / winter running
Too cold, too dark or too busy to get outside? These are the picks that make running at home — or braving the winter — more fun and more comfortable.