Pressing and holding jumps are required to maximize height at every opportunity. The controls for this are not obvious, so you will need to learn what to do quickly. Instead, you will see a miniature Meat Boy in the meter with platforms to navigate and a bar to reach within the time limit on screen. But unlike its inspiration, mashing buttons quickly will not work here. Your task is to gain enough power to reach the threshold to break through the material in front of you. It’s called Test Your Meat, and what awaits you is a deviously difficult platforming section.
The level that you will be taken to from the Warp Zone is a homage to the Test Your Might bonus stages in the Mortal Kombat series, but with a Meat Boy twist.
As there is some procedural generation to levels, it may also look slightly different to you. It requires some well-timed jumping and dashing to reach and dive at the end, but it shouldn’t take long to get to. You will know that it’s close when the bars and screen will start to glitch out. One of the warp zones that you can jump into is about halfway through the Turn Your Head level in The Clinic. They were challenging and enjoyable, and Super Meat Boy Forever brings them back with some twists. Doing so would open up a retro-styled challenge with limited lives to complete multiple levels, with you going back to the beginning if you fail. They would be hidden within regular levels, and you need to jump your way through them to get access. The warp zones in the original Super Meat Boy provided an entertaining detour from the main levels.
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