IGNIS
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Ignis and Aqua cross levels, run along trails, command troops and fight in an online arena. Four free online games from the same series, from co-op for two players to racing, strategy and multiplayer, all right in your browser with nothing to install.
AQUA
Co-op platformer, the first game in the series
Ignis and Aqua cross 10 levels in Solo and 10 in Co-op, collect every crystal and open the boss door.
A cooperative platformer about fire and water. Ignis and Aqua cross levels full of lava, water, acid, boxes, levers and enemies, and only reach the door after collecting every crystal.
Collect every crystal and the door opens
The Golem has awakened. Run along the root trails, switch lanes, jump, slide and swap between fire and water before it catches you. An endless 3D runner in the style of mobile runners.
Real game screens: menu, running and sliding under the sign.
Roots have trapped Ignis and Aqua. Lead the elemental army through 20 worlds and 200 levels, choose the right gates, gather crystals and break the chain. The army walks and shoots on its own: you only drag your finger.
Real game screens: Canyon with Aqua, Caldera and the Nimbu boss level with Ignis.
Team Fire against Team Water in a multiplayer arena. Collect the crystals of your element, grow and wipe out the rival team, playing with other people in real time. Opens in your browser, on a computer or a phone.
Illustrative simulation of the rules: each character looks for the crystals of its element and hunts smaller rivals.
Looking for online games to play with two? Dual Elements was born from a simple idea: fire and water need each other.
In Co-op mode, Ignis (fire) and Aqua (water) cross levels with lava, water, acid, boxes and levers, and only reach the door after collecting every crystal. Fire crosses lava, water crosses lakes, and each depends on the other. You can also play alone in Solo mode.
Two players, one computer, one character each. A great pick for couples, friends or parents and kids: no sign-up, no payment and nothing to install.
The same rule applies across the whole series: fire puts out water and water puts out fire. Choosing the right element at the right moment decides the level, the run, the battle and the match.
Four games that open right in your browser, on a computer or a phone: a co-op platformer, an endless runner, an elemental army game and an online multiplayer arena.
Same characters, four ways to play.
| Feature | Dual Elements | Run | Rush | .io |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Genre | Co-op platformer | 3D endless runner | Elemental army, with gates and bosses | Online team arena |
| Players | 1 in Solo, or 2 on the same computer in Co-op | 1 player | 1 player | Online: you, other people and bots that fill the room (15 in total) |
| Length | 10-level campaign, with a boss at the end | Short, endless runs: beat your record and discover the 20 worlds | 200 levels in 20 worlds, with 20 bosses | Short rounds, until you are destroyed, across 20 maps |
| Where to play | Browser, on a computer. On phones, Solo mode only | Browser, on computer and phone | Browser, on computer and phone | Browser, on computer and phone |
| Controls | Keyboard, gamepad or touch | Swipe, or arrow keys and WASD | Drag your finger, or ← → | Mouse, keyboard or touch |
| Ranking | Online, for those who finish the campaign | Online: best score in a single run | Online: sum of your best levels | Top online players, no bots |
| Status | Available now | Available now | Available now | Available now |
What almost everyone wants to know before playing.
Dual Elements is a cooperative platformer: one player controls Ignis (fire) and the other Aqua (water), on the same computer. Together they cross levels with lava, water and acid, collect every crystal and reach the door side by side. It is free and opens in your browser.
Yes. The Co-op mode of Dual Elements was designed for two players on the same computer, so it works well as a couples’ game, and also for friends or parents and kids. No sign-up or payment is needed.
Yes. All four games open for free in your browser, with nothing to install. The in-game shops use crystals you earn by playing, not real money.
They are games in which two opposite elements have strengths and weaknesses: fire crosses lava but is put out by water, and water does the opposite. In the Dual Elements series this rule applies to all four games.
No. All four games open right in your browser. On a phone, if you like, you can create a Dual Elements shortcut on your home screen: the Play button shows the step by step.
Run, Rush and .io were made for touch screens and also play on a computer. Dual Elements works on a phone in Solo mode only; Co-op, for two players, is for computers. If you can, hold your phone horizontally in Dual Elements.
Dual Elements, the first game, has six languages: Portuguese, English, German, Chinese, Spanish and French, and you switch inside the game itself. This site is also available in those six languages, through the bar at the top of the page. For now, Run, Rush and .io are in Portuguese.
Dual Elements has 10 levels in Solo and 10 in Co-op. Run is an endless race, with 20 worlds to discover. Rush has 20 worlds of 10 levels, that is, 200 levels and 20 bosses. .io has 20 arena maps, in short rounds.
Yes, in the browser of the device where you played: levels, crystals, shop upgrades and records. Clearing the site data in the browser erases the progress, and it does not move on its own from one device to another.
There is no sign-up or email: you only pick a nickname. The ranking is online and each game has its own: best score in a run in Run, sum of your best levels in Rush, top arena scores in .io and a completed campaign in Dual Elements.
Yes. The characters are the same, Ignis and Aqua, and the same rule applies: fire puts out water and water puts out fire, so choosing the right element at the right moment decides the match.