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How to play Airlock Dash

Airlock Dash is an Aizi Original speed platformer. You play as Aizi, the little one-eyed jelly alien in a tiny pink scarf, racing through a space station. Each room fits on one screen. Somewhere in it is a switch that opens the airlock, and the airlock is your way out. If you want Airlock Dash unblocked, it plays right here in your browser with no download and no account, and Aizi itself runs no ads.

The fun is in the movement. Aizi speeds up, slows down and carries momentum like a ball. Run up a slope and jump at the top, and you fling high into the air. Walls are not dead ends either, because Aizi can slide down them and kick off them.

Mines, drones, lasers, zap floors and crushers guard the rooms. One touch and Aizi goes poof, then pops back at the start half a second later.

Controls

Action	Keyboard	Touch	Gamepad
Run	Left / Right arrows or A / D	Arrow buttons, bottom left	D-pad or left stick
Jump (hold to go higher)	Space, Up or W	Yellow button, bottom right	A or B
Wall-jump	Jump while touching a wall	Jump while touching a wall	Jump while touching a wall
Wall slide	Hold toward the wall while falling	Hold the arrow toward the wall	Hold toward the wall
Pause	P or Esc	Pause button, top left	Start
Restart the room	R	Pause, then Restart room	Use keyboard or touch
Mute	M	Speaker button, top right	Not needed

Moves to learn

• Short and long jumps. Tap jump for a small hop, or hold it to jump much higher.
• Wall-jump. Jump at a wall and press jump again while touching it. Aizi kicks off in the other direction. Bounce between two walls to climb a shaft.
• Wall slide. Hold toward a wall while falling and Aizi slides down slowly. It is the safe way down a tall drop.
• Slope fling. Run up a slope at full speed and jump right at the top. The speed you built up sends Aizi flying much higher than a normal jump.
• Valley boost. Hold the arrow while running down into a valley and Aizi speeds up past normal running speed.

Hazards and gadgets

Every danger gives a warning first.

• Mines. They sit still, and their red light blinks faster the closer you get.
• Patrol drones. They fly back and forth on the same path every time.
• Shadow drones. They wake up a moment after you start moving and drift slowly toward Aizi, straight through walls.
• Laser turrets. They show a dashed aiming line while they can see you. The line then flashes and locks in place, and a moment later the laser fires along it. Walls block their view, but thin planks do not.
• Zap floors and walls. They flicker before they switch on. Yellow and blue zap strips take turns, so one color is usually safe.
• Crushers. They shake before they slam down, then slowly rise again. Touching one at any time sends Aizi back.
• Bounce pads. The orange pads in the floor throw Aizi high into the air.
• Thin planks. Jump up through them from below and land on top.
• Hard landings. A very long fall at top speed makes Aizi go poof. Slide down a wall to slow down.

The four sectors

1. Moon Dock (1-1 to 1-6)The basics. First Steps, Wall Hop, Slope Fling, Bounce Bay and Mine Garden each teach one idea, and Dock Sprint mixes them together.
2. Asteroid Belt (2-1 to 2-6)Moving danger. Patrol drones arrive in Drone Lane, zap floors in Zap Steps, then Rock Ramps, Pulse Shaft, Asteroid Run and Comet Gate combine them.
3. Ring Station (3-1 to 3-6)Laser Eye introduces the turrets and Stomp Street the crushers. Crossfire, Piston Steps, Ring Run and Station Heart test your timing.
4. Nebula Core (4-1 to 4-6)Shadow Chase brings in the shadow drone. Nebula Slide, Spark Maze, Comet Spiral and Last Light lead to the final room, Core Heart.

Tips to get better

• Watch first, then go. The oxygen meter does not drain until you move, so take a second to watch the drones, zap floors and crushers.
• Keep your speed. Plan a line through the room where Aizi can keep running.
• Hold jump only as long as you need. A short tap keeps Aizi low and fast, which is often safer under drones and crushers.
• Never jump under a crusher. Run under it while it is up and keep going.
• Grab stardust early. Each piece adds 2 seconds of oxygen and counts toward the stardust star.

Aizi's tip when a turret starts to flash, change direction. The laser fires where you were, not where you are going.

Stars and best times

Your best time and stars for every room appear on the room select screen. The timer at the top stays light blue while you are under the target time for the third star.

Similar games on Aizi

For slower, careful platforming with Aizi, try Stardust Leap. If you like tough jumps, test yourself in Red Hardcore Platformer or Definitely Not a Platformer, or chase rhythm and reflexes in Geometry Vibes. You will find them all in the Skill dimension.

Questions players ask

How do you play Airlock Dash?

Every room fits on one screen. Touch the switch to open the airlock, then reach the airlock to clear the room. Grab stardust on the way for extra oxygen. If anything dangerous touches Aizi, Aizi goes poof and the room starts again right away.

How does the oxygen timer work?

Each room starts with 45 seconds of oxygen, and the meter only starts draining once you move. Every piece of stardust adds 2 seconds. If the meter runs out, the room restarts, so keep moving.

How do I wall-jump?

Jump at a wall, then press jump again while Aizi is touching it. Aizi kicks off and flies the other way. Bounce between two walls to climb a shaft. Hold toward a wall while falling to slide down it slowly.

How many rooms are there?

Twenty-four, split into four sectors of six: Moon Dock, Asteroid Belt, Ring Station and Nebula Core. Clearing a room unlocks the next one, and you can replay any room you have opened.

How do I get three stars?

Each room has three stars: one for reaching the airlock, one for collecting every piece of stardust in a single run, and one for finishing under the target time. Stars you earn on different runs all count.

Can I play Airlock Dash on my phone?

Yes. On a touch screen you get arrow buttons on the left and a yellow jump button on the right. It works upright, and turning the phone sideways gives you a bigger view. A gamepad works too.