Your first route
Five decisions, in order
- 01
Move before you chase a stage
Walk around the keyboard route and watch how your movement changes. Every step adds +1 Speed according to the official description.
- 02
Set the camera toward the landing
Zoom far enough to see the next obstacle. Aim where you want to finish, not at your avatar's current position.
- 03
Try one deliberate jump
Approach from the center, keep your direction clean, and avoid adding a last-second sideways correction.
- 04
Read the failure
A short landing usually calls for more Speed. An overshoot calls for smaller inputs, a cleaner angle, or a calmer camera.
- 05
Repeat a route you can control
A reliable clear is more useful than repeatedly forcing the newest obstacle. Consistency creates progress you can spend.
Desktop controls
Keep the inputs simple
| Action | Input | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Move | W A S Dor arrows | Short, controlled direction changes |
| Jump | Space | Clear gaps after lining up |
| Turn camera | Hold right mouse + drag | Face the next landing before moving |
| Zoom | Mouse wheel | See more of the upcoming route |
Once Speed rises, replace long key holds with short taps. Small corrections are easier to control on narrow or turning routes.
Read a miss
Choose the fix that matches the failure
NOT ENOUGH REACH
You fall before the landing
- Build a little more Speed.
- Approach from the center.
- Retest before starting a long grind.
NOT ENOUGH CONTROL
You pass the landing or slide off
- Stop adding Speed for now.
- Use shorter direction taps.
- Set the camera before the jump.
After a clear
Turn one good run into a repeatable loop
The checked gameplay sources describe stage-end safe-zone pads as the route to Wins. Use those Wins on options that improve future Speed gain before paying repeatedly for convenience. Because menus and values can change, read the live upgrade description before spending.