A GOOD RUN SHOULD START WITH A GOOD EXPERIENCE

MORE WAYS
TO EXPLORE.

Playback is your choice. Navigation should be clear. Help should be easy to find.

On this website.

The site is designed to work with keyboard navigation, visible focus indicators, readable contrast and a clear heading structure. There is a skip link at the top of each page. Text can be enlarged using your browser’s zoom controls.

  • Videos start muted when you choose to play them. Use the native sound control to turn audio on. Each player also has playback and caption controls.
  • English caption tracks and written descriptions are provided with the videos.
  • The level selector uses labeled buttons. Arrow keys, Home and End also work when a level button is focused.
  • The cinematic trailer can be closed with its Close button or Escape. Focus returns to the button that opened it.
  • The site respects your device’s reduced-motion preference and doesn’t automatically rotate levels or galleries.
  • Images have text descriptions. Promotional artwork and actual gameplay are identified separately.

In the game.

Lip Pillow Run includes Larger menu text and Reduce motion options in Settings, plus a hands-on first-play practice. The core game relies on visual timing and touch controls; the website’s accessibility features should not be read as a claim that every part of the game is accessible to every player.

Tell us what gets in the way.

If something is difficult to use, email support@spyhold.com. If you can, include the page, your browser or device, and any assistive technology involved. We welcome concrete feedback and will use it to improve the experience.

Last updated October 13, 2026. This page describes the features we provide; it is not a certification of conformance.