Uploaded March 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This trick lets you dash for as long as you want along flat ground, given you manage to prevent Wryn from landing. It's not exactly difficult to do, but it's hard to do consistently and purposefully.
Jump close to any piece of level ground, and before you land, dash in a horizontal direction. For the easiest way to do this, just hammer on the jump button to get a short repeating dash that will constantly keep Wryn afloat. If you time your button presses, you have to be fairly precise and ensure that Wryn avoids falling too much. Since Wryn drops slightly over time while dashing to the side, she will eventually land and cancel the trick, causing her to just jump into the air like usual.
What happens here -- I believe -- is that the game is making Wryn land, but there's a split-second between her regenerating her dashes and actually making contact with the ground that allows her to activate another dash. The game gives her the dashes back before she's landed, meaning she can keep doing this as long as it keeps thinking that she's touched the floor.
The problem here is that the basic rules still apply: Wryn gets three dashes outside of this trick. If you're away from the ground long enough to use up all of them, you won't be able to do this again until you land normally. If you're dealing with a rough environment with awkward geometry, you'll need to carefully time your dashes to bring you from one piece of flat ground to another, hoping that you can trigger the trick again once you cross over. This means also using the right number beforehand so that you don't exhaust your reserve mid-flight.
This is extremely useful and lets you really book through some stages. It's easy if you're hammering the button, but it gets more difficult as the scenery gets bumpier. Since this is so fast and requires so much attention, it's hard to focus on anything but Infinite Dashing, so this can easily damage Wryn pretty bad if you have no luck with the enemies.
Of note: turn off wall jumping if you want to travel through tight corridors easier!
This trick lets you dash for as long as you want along flat ground, given you manage to prevent Wryn from landing. It's not exactly difficult to do, but it's hard to do consistently and purposefully.
Jump close to any piece of level ground, and before you land, dash in a horizontal direction. For the easiest way to do this, just hammer on the jump button to get a short repeating dash that will constantly keep Wryn afloat. If you time your button presses, you have to be fairly precise and ensure that Wryn avoids falling too much. Since Wryn drops slightly over time while dashing to the side, she will eventually land and cancel the trick, causing her to just jump into the air like usual.
What happens here -- I believe -- is that the game is making Wryn land, but there's a split-second between her regenerating her dashes and actually making contact with the ground that allows her to activate another dash. The game gives her the dashes back before she's landed, meaning she can keep doing this as long as it keeps thinking that she's touched the floor.
The problem here is that the basic rules still apply: Wryn gets three dashes outside of this trick. If you're away from the ground long enough to use up all of them, you won't be able to do this again until you land normally. If you're dealing with a rough environment with awkward geometry, you'll need to carefully time your dashes to bring you from one piece of flat ground to another, hoping that you can trigger the trick again once you cross over. This means also using the right number beforehand so that you don't exhaust your reserve mid-flight.
This is extremely useful and lets you really book through some stages. It's easy if you're hammering the button, but it gets more difficult as the scenery gets bumpier. Since this is so fast and requires so much attention, it's hard to focus on anything but Infinite Dashing, so this can easily damage Wryn pretty bad if you have no luck with the enemies.
Of note: turn off wall jumping if you want to travel through tight corridors easier!
