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About Rise 2.0

Rise 2.0 is a procedurally generated platformer where you use physics-based movement to climb higher and chase better scores. You bounce off walls, slide, stick to surfaces and perform mid-air moves while avoiding obstacles that end a run instantly. Multiple paths give you opportunities to dodge hazards, collect items or take easier routes.

Movement and paths

Choose a path at the start of a run, then switch between paths through periodic openings. The different routes can offer strategic options and affect how far you get. Interactive walls have four types: standard white walls, bouncy green walls, frictionless blue walls and sticky black walls. Their physics can help or hinder your movement.

Obstacles and pickups

Obstacles can be stationary, moving or projectile-based. Touching any obstacle ends the run and takes you to a death screen displaying information about your run. Obstacles appear as glowing red objects, distinct from the other elements you see.

Items can improve a run by increasing launch speed, granting invulnerability or raising your score multiplier. Each item comes in a normal or rare variety, which affects the strength of its effect.

Runs and progression

When you die or manually restart, the game generates a new layout from over 50 variations of handmade tiles. At the starting area, when your score is below 10, an unlock button gives you access to additional content once you meet certain heights or goals. Unlocks provide gameplay bonuses and cosmetics, while some achievements unlock new songs. Achievements also record your progress.

Music

Listen to over 30 tracks by various artists while you play. You can control playback, move between tracks, change their order, shuffle and loop them, and mark favorites. The music accompanies your runs.

Frequently asked questions

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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