Origin
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Origin

About Origin

Origin is a 2D platform game built around a simple but escalating challenge: gather every black orb on a level to unlock the exit door, then get out alive. A black eye-like sphere serves as the player character, leaping between floating platforms while sharp triangular points line the tops of certain blocks throughout several scenes. The pace is tight, the layouts grow more demanding as levels progress, and a single misstep into the spikes ends the run.

How to Play Origin

Every level tasks you with collecting all the black orbs scattered across the stage. Once every orb is gathered, the door activates and the exit opens. Reach that door to complete the level.

Spikes are the primary hazard — avoid them at all costs. In later levels a double jump becomes available, letting you press the jump input twice to reach higher or more distant platforms. The JUMP counter in the upper left corner of the screen tracks how many double-jump chances remain, so that resource is limited and worth watching.

Controls

Desktop Controls

  • ← (Left Arrow) / A: Move left.
  • → (Right Arrow) / D: Move right.
  • ↑ (Up Arrow) / Space / W: Jump.
  • W or ↑ (pressed twice): Double jump (uses one JUMP counter charge).
  • R: Restart.
  • Q: Return to menu.
  • M: Mute.

Mobile Controls

  • On-screen Buttons: All actions.

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