The airport game where your bag is the hero.
LugRush is a free arcade game about getting a suitcase through the airport: onto the right plane, and back off it at the other end. Play it in your browser on a phone or a computer, with no download and no sign-up.
How to play
- Pick your flight. Choose where you fly from and where you fly to, from 700 real airports.
- Beat the gate. Your bag rides the baggage system on its own; swipe it left and right to dodge trolleys, oil spills and other luggage. Four scuffs and it bursts open.
- Follow your tag. At every split, match the sign to the code on your luggage tag. Wrong belt, wrong plane.
- Claim your luggage. Land at your destination and guide your bag through the arrivals hall to its owner at baggage claim.
Every finished flight gets a grade and a score for speed, clean runs and boosters collected, and a harder airport multiplies what you earn.
What makes it fun
700 real airportsIn 187 countries and all seven regions, each with its own
difficulty, from quiet regional strips to the world's busiest hubs.
Your bag, dressed for the tripFly to Paris and your suitcase wears a monogram canvas;
to Madrid, flamenco dots; to Rio, Copacabana waves. Thirty countries each have a look.
Airport chaosPower outages, slippery floors, bombs to swerve round and final calls:
short runs full of near misses.
Share your flightEvery result becomes a boarding-pass style card you can share in one
tap, whether you landed or lost the bag.
Questions
- Is LugRush free?
- Yes. The whole game is free to play at lugrush.com.
- Do I need to download anything?
- No. It runs in any modern browser on a phone, tablet or computer. On a phone you can also add it to your home screen to play it full-screen, like an app.
- Do I need an account?
- No. Anyone can play straight away. Signing in keeps your progress, your best scores and your place among other players on every device.
- How do I control my bag?
- Swipe or drag left and right on a phone, or use the arrow keys (or A and D) on a computer.
- Is it based on real airports?
- Yes: the airports, their cities and countries are real, and so are the airlines that fly between them.
Your bag has a flight to catch.
Play free at lugrush.com