That's My Brain
Why We Picked That's My Brain
A football match turns into a run from zombies, and the field scrolls upward while you switch lanes to stay clear of the pack behind you. Brains are the currency and the risk: the best clusters sit in the busiest lanes, so greed is always a small gamble. It is ranked third of 500 in Arcade, though its 3.6 rating suggests the hook works better than the execution for some.
How to Play
Three things decide whether a run here goes well:
- Swipe or drag to change lanes, or use the arrow keys if you are on a keyboard.
- Cover ground and collect brains without being caught; the run ends when the pack reaches you.
- Stay near the middle so two escape routes remain, and commit to a lane change early.
Editor’s Note
Brains buy character unlocks, so there is a reason to take risks beyond the score. Suitable for short runs, and the field gets crowded fast. For reference: 3 of 500 on the arcade shelf, 3.6 out of 5 from 676 ratings, and 29.3K plays.
Written by the UGAME editorial team for this page. The publisher’s own description follows below, unedited.
Publisher Description
Supplied by the game’s publisher; reproduced as-is.
That's My Brain starts with one of the strangest twists a football match has ever seen. Mid-game, your player looks around and realizes the rival team are not athletes at all but brain-eating zombies, and the match instantly turns into a desperate run for survival. This vertical scrolling arcade game sends you charging up the field with one simple goal: cover as much ground as you can before the hungry opposition drags you down.
The field scrolls upward as you run, and you steer your player left and right to dodge the zombies shambling into your path. Arrow keys or WASD work nicely on a keyboard, while on a touch screen you simply swipe or drag to change lanes. Scattered across the pitch are brains, which are grimly appropriate currency for this particular match. Grabbing them while staying out of the zombies' reach is the core tension of every run, because the best loot rarely sits in the safest lane.
Those collected brains are not just for score. You use them to unlock new aspects of the character, giving you fresh looks and reasons to keep pushing for longer runs. The further you get, the denser the field becomes, with more enemies crowding in and fewer clean paths between them. What begins as a relaxed jog soon turns into a frantic weave through a wall of undead defenders.
A couple of practical pointers: prioritize survival over brains when the field gets busy, because a run that ends early earns you nothing, and the brains respawn on later runs anyway. Try to stay near the middle of the field so you always have two escape directions, and commit to your lane changes early rather than making panicked last-second swerves.
Anyone who enjoys endless runners, lane-dodging arcade games or zombie silliness will get a kick out of this one. It costs nothing to play and runs straight in your browser, so you can be sprinting away from the undead within seconds.
