Top 7 San Run Competitors & Alternatives in 2025

Updated on 9/20/2025

Find more companies like San Run. We've shortlisted leading alternatives and mapped their strengths, pricing, and go-to-market focus.

San Run

Best for consumers

Est. 2025 • 2-10 employees

San Run is a free mobile/web endless-runner game from the San Chan project that combines pixel-style gameplay with charity-focused mechanics and Web3 token-burning features tied to the $SAN ecosystem.

Starts at $0

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Competitors

#1

PBS KIDS
Best for consumers
Est. 1999 • 201-1k employees

PBS KIDS is the children's educational media brand of the U.S. public broadcaster PBS, offering free television programming, games, videos, and digital learning resources for young children.

Starts at $0

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#2

Hangry Animals
Best for consumers
Est. 2022 • 2-10 employees

Hangry Animals is a purpose-led entertainment project building the Hangryverse — games, digital collectibles, comics and animated content whose in-game actions and purchases support animal charities and conservation.

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#3

Canabalt
Best for consumers
Est. 2009 • 1 employee

Canabalt is a one-button endless-runner video game created by Adam Saltsman and published by Finji that helped popularize the genre and is playable in browsers and on major storefronts.

Starts at $0

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#4

Guinea Pixel
Best for consumers
Est. 2014 • 1 employee

Indie game studio that builds Unity mobile games and publishes Arduino / 3D‑printing maker projects.

Starts at $0 / per download

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#5

EllaRed
Best for consumers
Est. 2020 • 1 employee

Itch.io creator and indie game developer who publishes downloadable pay-what-you-want games such as Animal Guard and Hex Endangered.

Starts at $0

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#6

Tunza Games
Best for consumers
Est. 2015 • 2-10 employees

Tunza Games is a UK-based purpose-driven publisher that designs and sells conservation-themed educational family board games and an online app, donating a share of revenues to partner conservation charities.

Starts at $39 / per game

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#7

WolfQuest
Best for consumers
Est. 2007 • 11-50 employees

An educational open-world video game that simulates the life and ecology of gray wolves in Yellowstone National Park.

Starts at $29.99

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