Cardboard Fort rewards planning two surfaces ahead because narrow box edges punish late camera changes.
Cardboard Fort elevates the difficulty by replacing broad cylindrical pipes with asymmetric cardboard boxes, fragile duct tape bridges, and open vertical voids. In this level, spatial commitment and landing angle precision become paramount.
Because cardboard edges feature slightly higher static friction than polished metal, corner-catching becomes a severe threat. Hitting a box corner at high speed will frequently tumble your phone end-over-end down through multiple tiers of boxes.
Emerge from the cannon launch and land flat on the wide delivery box. Settle camera behind the box centerline.
Buffer a forward roll during the cannon descent arc to land directly on the ascending corner box, saving 4 seconds.
The tape bridge is narrow and flexible. Take single micro-taps forward, checking phone balance after every 90-degree roll.
Execute a full-power vibration jump from the box rim, vaulting entirely over the tape bridge to the opposite carton.
Ascend the four escalating boxes clockwise. Settle flat on each platform, turn camera 90 degrees, and repeat.
Wall-jump off the vertical carton backing on box 2 directly up to the summit ledge, bypassing box 3 entirely.
Landing near the tape edge can torque the phone sideways into the void.
Misjudging height on box 3 hits the cardboard corner and flings you backward into the lower stacks.
