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Move to build Speed, then run and jump across the candy-and-chocolate keyboard course. Use better movement and multipliers to complete harder attempts and become faster.

The official description says every step gives +1 Speed. Checked gameplay references also describe Number Buttons, treadmills, Trails, Auras, and Rebirth multipliers as growth systems. Read the current in-game menu before spending because exact effects can change.

The checked gameplay guide reports WASD or arrow keys to move, Space to jump, right-mouse drag to adjust the camera, and the mouse wheel to zoom.

The official listing warns that one wrong move sends the attempt back to the start. If you keep resetting, identify whether you fall short or overshoot before changing your Speed.

No. More Speed helps cover distance, but it also makes steering and landing harder. If you can reach an obstacle but pass the landing, use shorter inputs and set the camera before adding more Speed.

Current checked gameplay sources describe Rebirth as resetting current Speed in exchange for a lasting Speed multiplier. Read the live Rebirth panel before confirming because requirements, values, and retained items can change.

First establish a route you can clear consistently. Then prefer a confirmed upgrade that improves future Speed gain. Use convenience options such as teleports only when the live menu confirms the cost and the shortcut supports a reliable loop.

Codes are time-sensitive and can change without notice, so this guide does not promise a permanent working code. Use the current code source linked in the fact-check note and enter codes exactly as shown in the game.

The game updates frequently and current third-party sources conflict on exact worlds, stages, gates, prices, and values. This guide leaves those details out instead of presenting uncertain information as fact.