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I think the worst thing about this game is the lack of a save button, which forces you to give up if you have to leave.
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Hint: For the beginning without lasers, just move when the bullets shoot. For the middle with spike wheels, take the down route, it will require some timing. For the part with a bunch of invisible walls, jump to the top and over the first and second invisible walls, bringing you to pretty much the end. For the 2nd to last level however, slide down right before the gold spike at the top level and take the bottom route.
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How to beat level 19: In the beginning (or when you die) if you don't move at all, the platform won't fall and the guns won't shoot you, use this time to plot a strategy, if you keep moving you can get through the turrets in the middle the final part of the level (column of falling platforms) jump AFTER the turret shoots to avoid the bullet, on the next shot, don't move as the turret shot at you while you were in the air. Good luck!
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Anybody else master that little double jump shortcut undernearth the single spike? i felt like a pro when i found that.
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The last 5 levels are surprisingly easy. Levels 30-33 and a few in the 20's however should burn in the innermost circles of hell...
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4.) After 30, you'll be encountering invisible walls. I don't know about the first few levels but for level 35-40? I simply ran forward and kept jumping over the walls. That was the easiest way by far. There's an opening in the invisible walls near the ceiling so just run a jump from the beginning and you'l be good.
5.) THERE ARE SAFE SPOTS. Use them. Time your jumps with the moving blades and find ways to go around obstacles.
6.) DESPITE THE NAME OF THE TITLE. DO NOT GIVE UP. :)
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Alright. Sorry for my past comments for I was extremely frustrated. Having now beat the game I've compiled a list of tips.
1.) I notice the more frustrated I got, the more careless I played thus, causing more deaths. Mute the music and play some calming tunes or music that you actually enjoy. It takes your mind off the game in a way.
2.) If you're playing on a laptop, play when your laptop is nearly dead so it slows down the game making it 100x easier. My laptop almost died and I realized that this game was wayy easier this way and I kept the charger nearby to prevent it from dying by charging it for about 2 minutes after a level. (Note: I do not know if this works for all laptops. I'm on a Macbook and have no experiences with any other laptops.)
3.) The HARDEST level is level 30. It took me over 200 tries to beat it but afterwards it's pretty simple with some tricks I found.
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gave up at level 30...must have died 50 times, mostly in the first SECOND of play...seems impossible to get the right timing for the blades AND avoid the guns AND move fast enough to avoid the lasers...
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Round one= I shall not give up!!!! Round 19= Ok ok I am considering giving up. Round 30=I hate this game. The end= I can accomplish anything in life now.
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i used to rage...
my parents were mad at me when i broke the keyboard and the screen,then i understood that i shouldn't hit the keyboard etc. anymore
after finishing this game i had a broken finger and a part of the left side of my face was a bit swollen... anyways 5/5
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was fine until a few levels into the lasers, ad no choice but to give up since my computer didn't want to handle it and it just lagged. fun though
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This game is great and agitating, but I've been having problems with the spikes. I wouldn't touch them and still would blow up. Other than that, great! 4/5
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You know I remember beating this the first time. It took me over 1000 deaths. So when they added badges for it I was pissed. But today I finally brought up enough courage to give it another run, and I gotta tell ya. It's a hell of a lot easier the second time around.