-When it comes to control options, stick with the touchscreen. You'll have the option of either touchscreen - with arrows that move Kyle left and right on the bottom - or a virtual stick, where you use general joystick movement. However, it's harder to move objects with the virtual stick.
-If you have trouble finding a way up, remember that you can leave an object, such as a box or a crate, floating. Tap the object and levitate it part of the way up if you're trying to reach a ledge, or in the center of an open gap if you're looking to get across instead of falling into the bottomless pit. It takes a little practice - and you might need to restart a level or two - but it really helps in getting Kyle closer to the exit door.
-Kyle can lift bigger objects like crates, but sometimes he'll need to recharge his brain. Upon lifting one for the first time, it'll collapse to the ground, with the doctor warning Kyle that his brain isn't strong yet. Don't be discouraged - lifting the object for the second time should be much easier. It's when you try to lift two or more that everything falls. Stick with one object at a time, and make sure to keep an eye on your "mind meter" at the bottom of the screen.
-Sometimes more than one element needs to be in place before you can solve a puzzle. Case in point - in level 4, you'll find a floor of spikes you need to get across, but jumping on a crate isn't enough. You'll need to lift the large crate onto the lift and use the small one to activate a switch in the top left corner of the screen; it'll start moving once you do this. Once you get to the right, closest to the door, lift the small crate off the switch, bring it back to the platform and move through the door.
-If you get stuck or a necessary object disappears, keep in mind you can pause and restart the level at any time. If you think you have everything you need, wait a moment and a hint should automatically appear, telling you what to do next.
