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There are three main modes. Normal is easy enough to learn the ropes. Nightmare speeds things up, tightens jumps, and makes enemies faster. The First Kiln? That’s pure chaos. Multiple enemies, secret areas, and you will die a lot. But if you like risk, it’s worth it.
Just move, swing, and survive. Use your grappling hook to chain jumps. Keep your momentum. Look ahead, not behind. Every corner can surprise you. Timing and precision matter more than anything else. The game punishes hesitation.
Every run feels different. Sometimes you barely make it. Sometimes you swing perfectly through a section. The rush of chaining swings and jumps is addictive. You’ll keep trying to beat your last run, discover hidden paths, and get better at every move.