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A and D (or the arrows) to move, and S or down to latch onto the trampoline so you actually stop bouncing — that's a nice bit of control in an avoider, because the bounce is usually the thing you can't shut off. "Just unzip the file, I guess" is a very honest install note. On a first pass, do you mostly latch to line up the next gap, or is it more for when the bounce is about to throw you into something?

I'd say the latch is overall just to give the player more control, as someone who sucks at playing bouncy avoider games but really wanted to make one (lol). You can use it to avoid getting thrown up into something or to line up where you wanna bounce to next.