Stacking heads increases firepower, turning the player into a walking weapon tower, but at the cost of agility. Each added head reduces movement speed and jump height, requiring a balance between strength and mobility. Players can use two main projectile types: a straight-shooting plastic bullet and an arcing, explosive water bomb ideal for crowd control. Choosing the right stack is key to adapting your strategy and progressing.
Even when heavily stacked, the player can still jump one metric unit high. For this reason, level design in these areas are mostly flat or includes only small height variations, ensuring gameplay remains fluid and accessible despite the reduced mobility.

The game is designed to adapt to different player styles. Whether rushing through levels or engaging in combat, players have the freedom to choose their approach. Head collection is mostly optional, letting players shape their own strategy, though some key moments require stacking to highlight the game’s core mechanic. The level design was carefully planned to support both fast-paced traversal and combat-focused exploration.

The jump system implements variable jump height based on the duration of the button press. A short tap triggers a low jump, while holding the button gradually increases the height up to a predefined maximum. This mechanic allows for precise control of vertical movement, enhancing platforming gameplay and helping the player avoid enemies.
Level metrics are designed to align with the jump mechanic, ensuring consistent and accessible platforming throughout the game.

Coins are scattered across each level, serving as breadcrumbs to subtly guide the player. Some are clearly visible, while others require exploration. Collecting 100 coins rewards the player with an extra life.