Boost 2 2.1.2

Description

"Boost 2" is a parkour game developed by Jonathan Lanis, supporting iOS and Android systems, with English as the language. Players rapidly fall through vibrant channels filled with intense colors, controlling direction by tilting the screen using gravity sensors or shaking the phone. They must avoid colorful block obstacles in a 360-degree rotating tunnel and use speed-boosting items to increase their pace. The game scene combines an outer space design, where colliding with obstacles causes deceleration but not an immediate failure. The strong visual impact and realistic falling sensation provide an exciting experience similar to extreme sports, offering four game modes, with the survival mode requiring in-app purchases to unlock. This game was listed as one of the best games of 2009 due to its fast-paced gameplay and immersive experience. Background Setting 1. The game starts with the player falling inside a pipe. 2. Gray and bright arrows indicate acceleration sections; falling on these sections will make you accelerate. 3. In "Boost 2", the falling scenes are not only pipes, but also platforms similar to outer space. The outside scenery reveals mystery, but you don't have time to appreciate it. 4. As the game progresses, the number of obstacles increases, and the excitement of dodging them keeps increasing. 5. The color of the path changes again. 6. Colliding with an obstacle will slow you down, and when your speed reaches zero, the game ends.