Signal 01 / Objective
What Climber Jump asks of each leap
A vertical jumping run where each safe landing is the setup for the next moving hold above.
A practical first-session plan
Watch the next platform complete one movement cycle before launching. Choose a landing point near its center and account for any horizontal travel that continues while the character is airborne. Stable consecutive landings are more valuable than one ambitious jump followed by a fall.
Signal 02 / Controls & how to play
What to watch before you launch
Watch a full movement cycle of the next platform before committing the character to a jump.
Input to expect
Tap, click, or use the shown direction control to launch each jump.
Signal 03 / First-session plan, quick tip & recovery
One change when landings overshoot
If landings overshoot, trigger later or use less horizontal correction during the airborne phase.
Diagnose a stalled run
When a jump overshoots, determine whether the launch was too early or the airborne correction was too strong. Change only that timing or direction input on the retry and keep the target platform unchanged.
Signal 04 / FAQ
Two questions before your first climb
What input starts a jump?
A tap, a click, or the shown direction control launches each jump. Before pressing, watch the next platform finish one movement cycle so you know where it will be when you land.
How do I choose a landing spot on a moving hold?
Choose the spot the moving ledge will reach by the time you touch down, ignoring where it hangs right now. Keep a little spare room around the middle of the ledge so a slightly early or late jump still lands safely.