Light-It Up - Jump & light up

In a world where stickmen face existential crises, one must light-it up!

Are you prepared to swing, jump, flip, and glow like never before?

Embark on a neon adventure with Light-It Up. Step into the shoes of a diminutive stickman navigating a treacherous realm filled with moving color shapes, deadly spikes, and exploding obstacles. The goal? Illuminate every shape by leaping from one to the next, collecting stars, and racking up points in this captivating jumping game.

But beware! A single misstep means plummeting into oblivion. Will your reflexes and agility be enough to conquer the challenges that lie ahead? Can you handle the pressure as the levels intensify, shapes shift, and spikes lurk at every turn?

With addictive gameplay, stunning visuals, and a test of skill like no other, Light-It Up will keep you hooked for hours on end. So gear up, stickman, and get ready to light-it up like never before!

Unleash your inner acrobat and conquer the neon world.

Do you have what it takes to master the art of glowing?

Light-It Up Beginner’s Guide: Tips, Cheats & Strategies to Get a High Score and Complete All Stages

1. Take Note Of Jump And Double Jump Distance

One of the basic necessities to master the game is knowing fully well how far the stickman’s jumps and double jumps go. You may not fully appreciate it yet on the initial stages but a little later on in the game, high and long jumps which are based on your calculations can be a primary determinant if you will successfully complete a level or not. As simple as it goes, your jump in the game is constant all throughout as there are no power-ups or enhancements involved in the game. Despite the lack of wide open areas to test your jumps on the preliminary stages, there will be loads of opportunities later on to test it out.

Moving forward, you should aim to mentally see where you will land before you even make the jump, and the closer the actual results are to how you pictured it in your mind, the better it is you are getting. Beyond the basic jump forecasting comes the jump distance control you need to master when doing double jumps given that you can immediately perform the second jump right after launching the first one. Greater distances would, of course, require doing a second jump at the peak of the first one, but as you progress through the stages, there will be several instances where you will need to make adjustments as to when you will tap for the second jump.

You can also use double jumps to relocate yourself on the same object. By jumping right and doing a double jump to the left and vice versa, you can better situate yourself on the same object as there will be numerous instances where this becomes a necessity. It may be doing so to avoid touching the last object before getting the remaining star or stars for extra points. In some instances, it could be useful as well to get to a better spot to make a jump that would otherwise be difficult from where you were previously. Doing this fast enough on rotating objects that are peculiarly shaped can be advantageous to you as well. There will also be times when you have to do this very quickly on a moving platform to put yourself on a better spot before you reach the point where you have to make a precise jump. Be careful though as this is very hard to pull off on a fast moving object.

2. Take Time To Look At The Entire Stage Layout

As soon as you start to play a stage, the camera will automatically zoom in on where you are and it will be difficult to see the rest of the colored objects you need to touch as well as the stars you may want to grab. As such, make it a habit to take a bit of time and look at the entire stage before you begin playing.

Keep in mind as well that there will always be more than one way of completing a stage and you have a wide choice as to how you want to go about completing each one. Before you begin each stage, feel free to map out the whole stage and determine the best way you want to accomplish it. This is especially important if you want to collect all three stars on each stage, as you may accidentally touch and make the last object glow to complete the stage before you nab the remaining stars.

Just in case you don’t know where the starting point is, you’ll notice a bright white dot on the stage that’s a little smaller than the three stars and that is where you will spawn at the beginning of the stage. Take not as well that if the starting point is a little higher than the first platform you will spawn into, the force of your fall into the object will make it move downwards and occasionally, you will have to make another jump soon enough.

3. Take A Breather Whenever You Can

You have to be conscious enough to identify points in the game where you can relax for a bit. There are no time limits on stages anyway and the only times you need to pick up your pace are times when you are on a moving platform or an exploding one. As things become more and more dynamic in the game, there will be points in time where you can just hang on to one colored object and plan your next set of moves. Of course, it’s important to plan way ahead as you look into the entire stage layout before you begin each stage but then, there will still be situations when you have to wait to make a better jump or series of jumps