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How to play Stardust Leap

Stardust Leap is an Aizi Original climbing and puzzle platformer. You play as Aizi, the little one-eyed jelly alien, exploring ancient ruins that float in space. Each level ends at a glowing star gate, and getting there takes careful jumps, ledge climbing and good timing more than speed. If you want Stardust Leap unblocked, it plays right here in your browser with no download and no account, and Aizi itself runs no ads.

The game is slow on purpose. Jumps have fixed, learnable distances, and traps work on a steady beat you can watch before you move. Small signs teach each new idea as it appears.

The big twist is the rewind. Slipped off a crumbling floor or walked into a blade? Hold the rewind key and the last few seconds play backward until you let go.

Controls

Action	Keyboard	Touch	Gamepad
Walk (keep going to run)	Left / Right arrows or A / D	Arrow buttons on the left	D-pad or left stick
Jump, climb up a ledge	Up, W or Space	Yellow button	A
Hang, let go, pull a lever, pull a crate	Down, S or E	Hand button	B or X
Rewind time (hold)	Shift or Q	Purple button	Y or a shoulder button
Pause	P or Esc	Pause button, top left	Start
Restart the level	R	Pause, then Restart level	Use keyboard or touch
Mute	M	Speaker button, top right	Not needed

Moves to learn

• Standing jump and running jump. Jump from a stop and Aizi hops over a one-block gap. Walk for a moment first so Aizi is running, and the jump clears two blocks.
• Jump straight up. Press jump without an arrow to hop in place. This is how you reach a ledge or a stone lip right above you.
• Grab and climb. Ledges about two blocks high are too tall to jump onto, but Aizi catches the edge automatically. Press jump again to climb up.
• Hang and drop. At the edge of any floor, press Down to hang, and press it again to let go. Hanging also keeps Aizi below a blade sweeping over the top.
• Shimmy along stone lips. Jump up under a thin stone lip to grab it, shimmy left or right, then climb on top or drop.
• Push and pull crates. Walk into a crate to push it. Hold Down and walk away from it to pull it back.
• Kick off grip stones. Jump at a wall with carved handholds, press jump again to kick away, and bounce between two of them to climb a shaft.

Traps and puzzles

Every trap gives a warning before it is dangerous, so watch and listen first.

• Pop-up spike floors glow orange and tick just before the spikes shoot up.
• Swinging blades hang from gears on long rods. Walk through right after one passes.
• Slicer gates in doorways glow before the blade snaps down.
• Crushers shake and drop dust, then slam down and slowly lift again.
• Beams of light flicker and hum before they fire. A few never switch off, but a crate or a closed gate blocks them.
• Crumbling tiles crack when you step on them and fall half a second later. Keep moving. They come back after a few seconds.
• Levers open and close stone gates. Levers with a little hourglass only hold their gate for a few seconds.
• Pressure plates hold a gate open while something heavy sits on them: Aizi, a crate or even a stone guardian.
• Stone guardians patrol back and forth. Touching one sends Aizi back, but a guardian that walks into a trap breaks apart into harmless pebbles.

The three worlds

1. Moon Temple (1-1 to 1-4)Sandstone halls with glowing glyphs. Temple Steps teaches climbing and levers, Rewind Hall introduces crumbling tiles and the rewind, Glyph Ledges adds stone lips, crates and plates, and Hourglass Shrine ends with a race against a timed gate.
2. Clockwork Citadel (2-1 to 2-4)Brass and iron with turning gears. You meet swinging blades in Pendulum Gallery, climb a grip-stone chimney in Gear Shaft, slip under crushers in Crusher Works and let a guardian open a gate for you in Brass Heart.
3. Crystal Spire (3-1 to 3-4)Violet crystal and beams of light. Prism Steps shows how a crate can shield you, Mirror Shaft is a tall climb, Shatter Bridge mixes crumbling stones with a timed lever, and Spire Crown puts everything together.

Tips to get better

• Watch one full cycle first. Every trap repeats the same rhythm. Stand still, count the beat, then go.
• Stop at edges before small jumps. A standing jump from the very edge is much safer than one from the middle of a block.
• Rewind early. Start rewinding as soon as something goes wrong, while you still have meter to spare.
• Grab stardust for the meter. Each piece you have not collected before refills part of the rewind meter.
• Use the hourglass checkpoints. If the meter runs out, Aizi returns to the last checkpoint you touched.

Aizi's tip when a lever opens a timed gate, walk the route once before pulling it, so you know where every jump is.

Stars and best times

The timer does not run backward when you rewind, so a clean run is the fastest way to beat the target time. Your best time and stars for each level appear on the level select screen.

Similar games on Aizi

Want more platforming? Try Red Hardcore Platformer or Definitely Not a Platformer, or test your timing in Geometry Vibes. For planning instead of jumping, defend the portal in Portal Defense. You will find them all in the Skill dimension.

Questions players ask

How do you play Stardust Leap?

Guide Aizi through each level to the star gate at the end. Walk, jump, grab ledges and climb up, time your way past blades, spikes and beams, and use levers, pressure plates and crates to open stone gates.

How does the rewind work?

Hold Shift or Q, or the purple button on a phone, and time winds backward. You can undo up to about five seconds. Rewinding uses the stardust meter at the top of the screen, and each new piece of stardust refills a quarter of it. If a trap catches Aizi, you get a couple of seconds to rewind before Aizi goes back to the last checkpoint.

How do I climb a ledge?

Jump at a ledge that is too tall to jump onto. Aizi grabs the edge by itself. Press Up, W or Space to climb, or press Down to let go. At the edge of a floor, press Down to lower Aizi and hang from it.

How many levels are there?

Twelve, split into three worlds of four levels each: Moon Temple, Clockwork Citadel and Crystal Spire. Finishing a level unlocks the next one.

How do I get three stars?

Each level has three stars: one for reaching the star gate, one for collecting all the stardust and one for finishing under the target time. You can earn them on different runs, and the game keeps every star you have earned.

Can I play Stardust Leap on my phone?

Yes. On a touch screen you get arrow buttons on the left, plus a yellow jump button, a hand button for grabbing and levers, and a purple rewind button on the right. It works upright and sideways. A gamepad works too.

Does Stardust Leap save my progress?

Yes. Unlocked levels, stars and best times are saved in your own browser on the device you play on. Clearing site data removes them.