Tag 2 is an action game where you need to chase super fast where you have to dodge and chase your opponents. Be a hunter and react in time to overcome danger.
How to play to win in Tag 2
When starting Tag 2, you will be divided into one of two main roles: the chaser or the chased. You can completely change depending on the role, but the most important thing is to have quick reflexes and take advantage of the terrain intelligently. Your task is to chase and catch your opponent or avoid and escape as long as possible. Keep your role as long as possible to chase or escape. In particular, you need to accumulate points by catching others or surviving longer. Use the terrain, speed and reflexes to overcome your opponent.
The chaser
- Move quickly to touch the chased person and turn them into the new chaser.
- Observe the path, take advantage of narrow corners to block the opponent's path.
- Be careful with obstacles, just a small collision can make you lose the opportunity to catch up.
The escaper
- Move flexibly, change direction continuously to deceive the chaser.
- Use walls, obstacles, or narrow areas to block your view.
- Keep a safe distance as long as possible to score higher survival points.
Tips to avoid opponents in Tag 2
In Tag 2, victory is not only based on speed, but also on movement tactics and judgment.
- Practice quick reflexes: Every millisecond is important and necessary
- Stay calm: Don't panic when being chased, staying calm helps you make more accurate decisions.
- Each map has its own terrain, understanding them gives you a huge advantage.
How to move
Controlling the character is extremely simple but requires quick reflexes and high accuracy. Be flexible in each operation to avoid or catch up with opponents at the right time.
- Arrow keys or W, A, S, D keys: move up, down, left, right.
- Spacebar: activates temporary acceleration.
- Mouse: in some versions, you can use the mouse to rotate the view or select targets.
- Hold the key lightly to navigate smoothly, avoiding slipping from the desired position.
- Practice the reflex of constantly changing direction, especially when the viewing angle is limited.
