The dash functions on the same rules that jump does, just drag in the opposite direction of where you want to.

Your only other form of grounded movement is a short horizontal dash, which can also be used to slide under walls and obstacles. For example, if I want to jump up a ledge and to the right, I would drag my thumb down and to the left of where my character is standing. Rather than run or walk, you instead drag your thumb opposite of the direction you want to go, which displays an arc showing where your character will jump and land. One of the biggest learning curves you'll have to adjust to is the movement, which isn't quite like any other game I've played. The gameplay isn't overly complex, but there are enough obstacles in your way to create a challenging experience. Levels are generally very short, taking only a few minutes to complete (if that), but the tough part is actually beating them. Although lacking the finesse and finer artistic details that the PC/console game boasted, this mobile-exclusive title does an impressive job of crafting levels that enable some seriously high octane gameplay.

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