In Slope 2, you have to drive the ball through an endless field. Focus, keep the ball under your control as it moves up and down hills, and find the longest path. It has the standard "roll the ball around forever" gameplay and adds exciting new challenges.
Slope is a game where you have to guide the ball through the platform's vortices to get it as far as possible. There are millions of people all over the world who love to play this ball race game. Slope 2 is a great follow-up. It takes the standard gameplay to a whole new level compared to the first game. We've added more tasks, power-ups, better graphics, and smoother controls!
The goal is to guide the ball along slopes that change all the time without hitting anything or going off the edge. Do everything you can to get the best score.
Players must try to keep the ball balanced as they move across all levels in order to get it as far as possible.
Stick to a straight line in space and move the ball left or right to avoid things that get in your way. Red blocks and dangerous red walls are some of the things that can get in the way.
Players must be adaptable to hold the ball and avoid falling off the slope because the tilt and width of the slopes change constantly. Avoid falling off the hills, as that is how you end up at the bottom.
New levels and power-ups have been added!
This follow-up does a much better job of presenting a new idea than Slope. Those are power-ups! You can buy Shields, Gem Magnets, and x2 Gems in the Shop with the gems you've won.
These are great features that make the game more fun and interesting. You won't be afraid to hit things when you have Shield. Plus, the gem magnet makes it easy to gather gems without having to go everywhere. Otherwise, you can buy x2 gems to get twice as many.
The game also has levels. As you move up to a new level, the game gets harder.
When going downhill, keep your attention on ball control and equilibrium. Plan ahead for the ground and slope so you don't run into anything or fall off the edge. Tiny adjustments to the direction and tilt have a significant impact.
The secret to improving is to do something repeatedly. How fast you draw is important. If you tumble from the tower, don't worry; simply start over. Continue after correcting the initial problems.
