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What a Leg

What a Leg is an engaging racing game where your primary task is to design the legs of your competitor. The definition of 'perfect legs' is quite subjective - perfect for what? It might be for sprinting, leaping, scaling, or even maneuvering through tiny spaces. You're tasked with deciding the most suitable leg configuration.

How to Play What a Leg?

Your task is simple, to craft the most effective legs for conquering various obstacle courses. A highlight of the game is your ability to modify the legs at any point during the race. Facing an obstacle? Simply sketch the best leg shape to tackle it. Leverage your creativity to seize victory in every race.

Sometimes the best pair of legs aren't too obvious, so make sure to try out various shapes and styles and try to think outside the box.

What are the controls for What a Leg?

Single Player Mode:

To sketch a leg, click and hold the left mouse button in the designated box.

Two Player Mode:

At the onset of the game, draw your legs by dragging the left mouse button in the box. Use the following controls to switch between different leg designs:

  • Player 1 = WASD keys to alternate between legs
  • Player 2 = Arrow keys to alternate between legs

Features

  • Interactive gameplay with single and multiplayer modes
  • Freedom to draw and modify the runner's legs based on obstacles
  • WASD and Arrow keys for leg control in two-player mode
  • Diverse challenges with various levels

Playing What a Leg on CrazyGame

What a Leg runs directly in your browser — no download, no install, no account. The game is served by its publisher inside the player above, so progress is stored by the game itself rather than on this site. If the player does not start, reload the page once; some titles take a few seconds to load their assets on the first run.

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