How to Pass the Pulse Level in Dance of Ice and Fire: Sharing Strategies for the Pulse Level

For players who love music, rhythm games are definitely an unavoidable genre among all game themes. Recently, a fun rhythm game called Dance of Ice and Fire has emerged, attracting many loyal users shortly after its release. In recent discussions about it, how to pass the Pulse level in Dance of Ice and Fire is a question that many friends are very curious about, as this game does have some differences in gameplay compared to other similar titles. Friends with this confusion don't need to worry; in today's article, I will bring you the method to pass the Pulse level, ensuring that players can smoothly pass it after reading the content of this article. So, without further ado, let's continue.

To avoid many new players not knowing what Pulse is, let me explain here: Pulse actually refers to the 6-X level in this game. To challenge this level, you must first successfully pass the fifth level, which is Midnight Train. The control keys for Dance of Ice and Fire are much fewer than those in other rhythm games; they are not composed of basic up, down, left, right, and space, but rather by precisely operating one key to keep the ball always running on the correct track. This track changes according to the rhythm of the music, and in the Pulse level, since the music rhythm is basically consistent with the change in the track, even beginners do not have to worry about hearing the wrong beat; just focus on controlling the ball with the beat.

However, being the 6-X level, Pulse involves many operations from previous levels. For example, the phenomenon of weak beats always appearing on the top or bottom is common in 6-X. If you don't want to miss the track switch due to weak beats, I suggest practicing in the second chapter of the weak beat special training. Additionally, there are many triple bends and snake-like curves in Pulse, which means continuous operations are required, and the three-beat triangular bend also appears. Here, besides more practice, I provide a few tips that can help with passing the level. First, before turning, you can see the shape of the next turn on the screen. At this point, you can control the ball to maintain a steady forward motion, instead of blindly accelerating for the sake of speed, as this can easily lead to losing control and jumping out of the track when turning.

Secondly, if you see a slope before entering a turn, you need to increase your hand speed to smoothly transition the ball onto the slope. Basically, as long as you master these two techniques, you can easily pass the Pulse level in Dance of Ice and Fire. Since the entire sixth chapter is essentially a mix of the first five chapters, as long as you practice and pay attention to the two points mentioned above, you should not encounter any difficulties. Isn't it quite simple?

In addition to the Pulse level, there are many interesting levels in Dance of Ice and Fire, all with very dynamic rhythms. If you are interested in this work, you can find more information through Joox, including tutorials and official announcements. So, that's all for this article. I hope it helps everyone.