Vex X3M 2

Gliding changes the geometry of a level. A gap that used to demand a perfect ramp now asks whether you have enough height to open the kite, and the answer depends on how much speed you kept two obstacles earlier.

Teleport pads do something similar to the level layout, breaking the assumption that the route runs left to right. The first time a pad drops you above a hazard you thought you had passed, the game earns its sequel.

Hazard timing remains the backbone, as it should.

1. Build height before a gap so the glide has something to work with.
2. Learn where each teleport pad puts you.
3. Keep rotations tight — the new hazards leave less room.
4. Finish levels on hard mode for the full set of stars.