THE OTHER SIDE 2

The escape isn't over. Suit-Man's getaway car drives toward a mountain that blocks the road, and the front-mounted rocket is the only way through. The rocket opens a localized hole rather than destroying the mountain. After the blast, a downward-pointing triangular slab covers a cavern floor hole. Stand on its right side to tip it open, climb to a continuous upper ledge, and push the centered boulder from the left so it falls onto the slab's right side and pins the hole open permanently. The wrong side locks the route and forces a local retry. Beyond the shaft, Suit-Man falls into an ankle-deep flooded chamber, climbs a broken ledge, stomps the cracked dam three times, escapes before the delayed breach, and uses the rising reservoir water to swim to a high exit ledge. A ceiling grate then spits him out above an underground chasm, where a 208-pixel rope bridge creaks and fails at its midpoint - too far from either lip to jump back. A draining grip meter decides whether he holds on, and the climb out cannot fail. The same chasm reappears lower down with no bridge at all: a chain of ledges crumbles underfoot, two of them already failing, so the crossing is a route to choose rather than a sprint. The global escape clock keeps running through every retry; the fastest complete run wins.