To get a record score in Slope 2, you need to combine skill, quick reflexes, and a little bit of mental strategy. Here are some practical tips to help you get closer to your "high score": Understand the physics of the gameSlope 2 is based on inertia - when you tilt left/right, the ball does not stop immediately. Learn to "drift" gently, adjusting to the rhythm instead of jerking. Look far, not nearDon't just look at the ball → look far ahead to predict the direction, traps, and turns. Focus on the curve 2–3 seconds ahead instead of reacting slowly. Keep a steady mental rhythmDon't try too hard when you first start playing. High scores come from maintaining stability over time, not rushing. Take deep breaths, avoid stress. One wrong click due to anxiety can end all efforts. Practice your reflexes over timePlaying for 10–15 minutes a day will help your brain get used to the speed.You will feel the direction of the slide and turn before you even see the terrain.
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