The swing copter, introduced in 2.2, has been refined for better physics, making it more intuitive to control.

No article on "better" would be complete without dissent. Some players argue that v22074a lacks two minor quality-of-life features introduced in v22075:

If you are on 2.2074 and have Geode installed, your game transforms. Here's just a sample of the community's creativity you can unlock:

One of the most immediate improvements in is its frame-pacing. In rhythm games, milliseconds matter. Players immediately reported that v22074a locked to 240 FPS on capable monitors without the micro-stutters found in the initial 2.2 release.

: Ship, Wave, and Swing Copter physics perform consistently across 60Hz, 144Hz, and 240Hz monitors.

: Improved visibility and accessibility of level IDs within the uploaded levels menu, making sharing and searching more intuitive.

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: Playtesting levels with heavy neon, blur, or 3D rotation effects doesn't drop frames below playable thresholds.

because it finalizes the chaotic transition of the massive 2.2 update while unlocking seamless compatibility with the Geode mod loader. Following the long-awaited launch of Update 2.2, early sub-versions introduced various gameplay physics bugs, unstable frame rates, and broken modifications. Version 2.2074a acts as a vital optimization layer, offering precise performance enhancements and an enriched ecosystem for custom mods.

Update 2.2 introduced the gamemode. While it took the community some time to master, it added a fresh mechanic that bridges the gap between the Ship and the Wave.

: A dedicated section for limited-time levels, such as "Back on Dash" [20]. Platformer Mode