Margo Callaway
In pursuit“Nothing personal. It's a margin call.”
Wants The whole portfolio
Endless runner for iOS
Your property empire collapsed on a Tuesday. By Wednesday the board wanted it back — in person.













They are not scenery. They are a distance, and it is shrinking.
Margo Callaway, Repo Rex and Penny Ledger run the whole way behind you. Get caught, and one of them has something to say about it.

“Nothing personal. It's a margin call.”
Wants The whole portfolio
“Ooh, nice shoes. Those are collateral now.”
Wants Anything not nailed down
“I've itemized everything you jumped over.”
Wants Every jump, itemized
Investor threat
Closing in88%
Clip a barrier and you don’t die — you stumble, you lose speed, and the meter climbs. Thread a near miss and it falls back. Every scrape is a decision about how much room you have left.
Each stretch has its own architecture, weather and signature hazard — and every district can be bought back, three levels deep, changing how it actually plays.

District 01/ 04
Leafy streets, green roofs, the neighborhood you built and lost. It looks calm. It is not calm.
Three levels to buy it back

District 02/ 04
Skyscrapers, glass, the district where the money used to live. Look up occasionally.
Three levels to buy it back

District 03/ 04
Smokestacks, warehouses, and machinery that has opinions about trespassers.
Three levels to buy it back

District 04/ 04
Green space. Fresh air. An extremely large coin with momentum and intent.
Three levels to buy it back
Finale — clear the Suburbs
Two authored waves of oncoming trucks, and a bonus for surviving them.
Every loose bill on the pavement comes to you instead.
Overcharge · wider reachA shield with a salary. It takes the hit you were going to take.
Overcharge · a second hit2× cash for as long as it runs, and markets do what markets do.
Overcharge · 3×, then 4×One-run consumable · 8 seconds
A gold plough blade drops in front of you and you flatten the entire street into flying debris.
It is a button. You press it whenever you like.
Seeded from the date, so the course is the same layout for everyone, every day.
Every tycoon runs with a passive that changes the run, and every one of them is a fugitive from the same board.

Buck Newman
New money, old sneakers. First out the door when the board turned.
“I’m not fleeing. I’m relocating aggressively.”












A living piggy bank. Ate the receipts. Remembers where every coin is buried.
PriorDestruction of recordsTrained to smell a debt collector three blocks out. Growls at spreadsheets.
PriorMenacing an auditorSat in on every board meeting. Repeats everything. They want him back most of all.
PriorDisclosure of minutesHandles the offshore accounts. Don't ask which shore.
PriorCreative jurisdictionFormer stock exchange mascot. Strictly the buy side of the food chain.
PriorHostile appetiteSigns nothing, takes everything. The board is still auditing him.
PriorUnreconciled expensesPlus 4 trails and 3 times of day — because being chased at dusk looks better.
The whole game, on a plane, in a tunnel, wherever the board can't follow.
No connection required. None requested.
No interstitials either. The only ads in Cash Dash are rewarded ones you choose to tap — a revive, a doubled payout, a handful of coins.
Never mid-run. Never uninvited. Always your call.
No paywalls, no packs. Every tycoon, pet and trail is bought with what you picked up off the street.
There is no packs tab. We looked. Twice.
There is no page forty-one.

Final notice
It’s your van. We took it. Cash Dash is coming to iPhone and iPad — offline, portrait, and fully repossessed.