LEVEL 1That Level Again Level 1
Start by trusting the room: the obvious switch really is the answer this time.
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That Level Again
Walkthrough & Solution
One room. One red button. A different rule every time. This That Level Again walkthrough gives you screenshot-matched answers, short clues, and checked steps for every published level guide in the first game.
- Screenshot clues
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109 level guidesOne searchable That Level Again walkthrough index
Verified walkthroughs · Part 1
That Level Again cheats & solutions
Stuck on the repeating room? Choose a published That Level Again level solution below. Each guide includes the exact button action, a real gameplay image, a complete written walkthrough, and a video check.
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LEVEL 1
LEVEL 2That Level Again Level 2
The first press is not broken—the room is asking for two more.
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LEVEL 3That Level Again Level 3
This time the player—not the little character—must press the switch.
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LEVEL 4That Level Again Level 4
The exit is behind you: return through the opening on the left instead of solving the room ahead.
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LEVEL 5That Level Again Level 5
One deliberate death is the switch: let the spikes defeat the character, then use the opened route after respawning.
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LEVEL 6That Level Again Level 6
Resist the familiar switch—the door is already available as long as the red button remains untouched.
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LEVEL 7That Level Again Level 7
Height creates the force: drop from an upper ledge onto the red button instead of walking across it.
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LEVEL 8That Level Again Level 8
The icons lie: jump moves left, left moves right, and right makes the character jump.
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LEVEL 9That Level Again Level 9
Rapid presses raise the door only briefly, so build it to full height and sprint before it falls.
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LEVEL 10That Level Again Level 10
The character is draggable: move the figure itself onto the switch and then into the doorway.
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LEVEL 11That Level Again Level 11
The pause icon is part of the room: make the character jump into it instead of tapping it normally.
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LEVEL 12That Level Again Level 12
Strong wind pushes against the character; hold direction longer and time jumps around the gusts.
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LEVEL 13That Level Again Level 13
The door answers a direct knock—tap the doorway several times instead of using the switch.
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LEVEL 14That Level Again Level 14
The door only looks closed—activate the switch, then walk straight through the apparent barrier.
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LEVEL 15That Level Again Level 15
Drag the loose black platform with your finger and use it as a moving bridge over the spikes.
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LEVEL 16That Level Again Level 16
Attack the floor from below: jump under the exit platform until a breakable section opens a new route.
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LEVEL 17That Level Again Level 17
The weak door needs repeated impact—jump into it three times from the lower platform.
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LEVEL 18That Level Again Level 18
You only get two jumps, so spend one reaching the button and reserve the other for the final exit approach.
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LEVEL 19That Level Again Level 19
The route looks familiar, but extra moving spikes turn every rushed jump into a trap.
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LEVEL 20That Level Again Level 20
The title points to SOS: send the distress signal through the red button in Morse code.
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One room, many rules · Part 1
Understand every trick in That Level Again
The published That Level Again solutions introduce the input language used throughout Part 1.
LEVEL 1 GUIDECharacter movement
Learn the normal platform route and how the character activates the red switch in the opening room.
LEVEL 2 GUIDERepeated actions
See why one correct action can still be incomplete, and how separate button contacts are counted.
LEVEL 3 GUIDEScreen interactions
Recognize when the interface itself becomes part of the puzzle instead of the character's movement.
Complete Part 1 guide
What is That Level Again?
That Level Again 1 is the first puzzle-platform game in IamTagir's That Level Again series. The player returns to one familiar monochrome room with spikes, platforms, a red button, and an exit door. The room barely changes, but the rule for opening the door changes every time. A useful That Level Again walkthrough therefore explains the required idea, not only where to jump.
This Level Clue hub is intentionally limited to Part 1. The sequels are separate games with their own levels and story progression, so That Level Again 2, That Level Again 3, and That Level Again 4 are not mixed into this That Level Again solution index.
How to play That Level Again
Move the small character with the directional controls, jump over spikes, activate the red button, and reach the door on the right. That simple loop is the setup. In practice, each level title acts as a clue: it may ask you to repeat an action, tap an object directly, change how you hold the device, or question which control belongs to the puzzle.
The published opening guides show that progression clearly. The That Level Again Level 1 solution uses the character's weight once. The That Level Again Level 2 solution requires three separate contacts. The That Level Again Level 3 solution stops treating the switch as scenery and asks you to tap or click it directly.
What makes That Level Again tricky?
The game trains a habit and then changes the condition behind it. Because the geometry repeats, an incorrect attempt can feel like a control failure even when the real problem is interpretation. The safest method is to read the title literally, identify whether the clue refers to the character, the button, the screen, or the device, and watch the right-hand door for confirmation.
Our That Level Again cheats and solutions preserve that distinction. We match the visible title, level number, gameplay screenshot, trigger action, and exit result before calling a guide verified.
Tips before using a That Level Again walkthrough
- Match the title first.Store listings can disagree about the total level count, but the early titles and rooms provide a stronger match.
- Watch the door.The right-side opening animation is the clearest proof that the puzzle condition registered.
- Change the input type.If repeating movement fails, test whether the clue refers to a direct tap, a pause, a menu, or the device itself.
- Solve before you sprint.Opening the door and safely crossing the spikes are separate tasks.
That Level Again series and version note
Yes, That Level Again has multiple installments. This launch covers only That Level Again 1, the original first game. Later installments are not alternate names for the same levels, and Level Clue will give them separate game pages only after their level maps, screenshots, and solutions are independently verified.
The Android listing checked on 2026-09-24 reports 109 levels in the first game; the iOS listing can still reference 96. For that reason, every That Level Again walkthrough page asks you to compare the on-screen title and room instead of relying only on the store's total.
Frequently asked questions
That Level Again walkthrough FAQ
Is this walkthrough for the first That Level Again game?
Yes. Every searchable guide and level page in this section belongs to That Level Again 1, also sold under the store name “That Level Again.” Parts 2, 3, and 4 are not live on Level Clue yet.
How many That Level Again solutions are published?
109 verified guides are live now, covering Level 1 through Level 109 and matching the current Android level count checked on 2026-09-24.
Why do Android and iOS show different totals?
Store descriptions can lag behind different game versions. Use the title, screenshot, and solution together to identify the correct room.
Are the screenshots real gameplay?
Yes. We use official store screenshots or clearly credited gameplay frames, never AI-generated imitations of a game level.