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1. Basic Controls: Learn to Move First, Then Learn to Stop

When you enter the game, you will see the tutorial screen:

• A virtual joystick at the bottom

• A yellow arrow in the center telling you to move upward and pass through the gate to the next area

There are only two core points:

1. Hold the joystick → your character moves

2. Release the joystick → your character stops and auto-attacks

This means you only need to handle movement. Aiming and shooting are done for you automatically.

2. You Only Shoot When Staying Still: Stopping = Damage Output

The second tutorial image tells you:

“Release the joystick — Stand still to shoot at enemies.”

In simple words:
Don’t run around all the time. If you want to deal damage, you must stop moving.

Many beginners panic and run everywhere. The result:

• You barely shoot anything

• Enemies keep pushing toward you

• Eventually you get surrounded and die

The correct pattern is:

Move to dodge → find a safe spot → release the joystick → auto-attack → move again when enemies get close

Once you get used to “move a bit → stop a bit,” the difficulty drops dramatically.

3. Movement Strategy: Don’t Stand in the Center; Let Enemies Come from One Direction

From your screenshot, you can see:

• A green grid map

• Water pits, walls, lava blocks, etc.

• Cactus shooters, charge-type monsters, etc.

The recommended playstyle:

1) Fight near the edges, not the center

Standing in the middle =
Enemies coming from all directions + harder bullet reading = easiest way to die.

Fighting near walls lets you:

• Limit enemy approach to 1–2 directions

• Read their attack angles better

• Retreat safely when needed

2) Use terrain to “block” enemies

Water pits, walls, and gaps all block monsters:

• Stand behind terrain

• Monsters must walk around

• You get extra time to stop and fire safely

Narrow corridors or U-shaped walls are especially effective.

3) Kill fast-moving enemies first

Priority:

1. Charging/close-range attackers (most dangerous)

2. Ranged shooters

3. Slow tank monsters

4. Levels and EXP Bar: Don’t Forget to Go Back and Pick Up EXP

The purple bar on the top right is your EXP bar.

• Monsters drop yellow crystals

• Walk over them to absorb EXP

• When the bar fills → level up → select a new skill

Tip:
After clearing a wave, go around and pick up all EXP before moving on.

Leveling faster means forming your build sooner → the later stages become much easier.

5. Which Skills to Pick? A Safe “3-Step Plan” for Beginners

After reaching Level 2, you’ll see options like:

• Attack Up

• Side Shot

• Wall Bounce

Skill choices greatly influence difficulty later.

Step 1: Always take “Attack Up” first

Reason:

• Low damage = cannot kill

• Cannot kill = enemies pile up

• Piled-up enemies = guaranteed death

Beginners should pick Attack Up 1–2 times if possible.

Step 2: Add coverage tools (Side Shot, Multi-shot, Piercing)

Side Shot is excellent in mid-game:

• Shoots left and right simultaneously

• Clears side enemies while focusing forward

• Works very well when enemies start swarming

If you see Multi-shot, Spread Shot, Piercing later, follow this logic:

After securing basic damage → pick multi-direction / multi-projectile → ignore fancy effects for now

Step 3: Wall Bounce is map-dependent

Wall Bounce is strong on maps with:

• Corridors

• Tight corners

• Heavy obstacles

But still, only pick it after your damage is stable.

6. Game Flow: Play by Stages (Beginner-Friendly)

You can divide a full run into three simple phases:

Early Game (Lv. 1–5): You must fix “damage output” first

• Pick Attack Up

• Pick Attack Speed / Range / Projectile Speed

• Goal: kill small enemies in 2–3 hits

Mid Game (Lv. 6–10): Start improving “crowd control”

• Multi-shot

• Side Shot

• Piercing

• Spread Shot

As long as your bullets can hit more enemies, you’ll quickly stabilize.

Late Game (Lv. 10+): Pick whatever feels fun

Because by now:

• You deal enough damage

• Your range and coverage are good

• You won’t easily die unless reckless

So feel free to choose:

• Critical

• Explosion

• Bounce

• Freeze

• Any special effect you enjoy

7. Five Beginner Mistakes (Avoid These and You Will Survive Much Longer)

1. Running nonstop → no damage → enemies accumulate → instant death

• Correct: move → stop & shoot → move → stop & shoot

2. Ignoring Attack Up and choosing only flashy skills

• Cool effects are useless without basic damage

3. Standing in the center of the map

• Center = the most dangerous place

4. Panicking when enemies swarm, refusing to stay near walls

• Edges + terrain make dodging easier

5. Ignoring enemy types

• Chargers = top priority

• Ranged = dodge diagonally

• Tanks = kill last

8. A Beginner-Friendly “Universal Build” (Copy This and You Win)

If you don’t want to think too much, use this set:

Early:

• Attack Up

• Attack Speed

• Range

• Projectile Speed

Mid:

• Side Shot

• Multi-shot

• Piercing

• Spread Shot

Late (optional, pick what you like):

• Critical

• Explosion

• Bounce Shot

• Freeze

This build is stable, strong, and extremely forgiving.