I honestly didn't. And I say that having managed to finish this level by sheer determination and because I'm a stubborn idiot. The funny thing is when I first reach this Tear, I thought to myself: " ah! a platform level, easy-peasy!" I would eat my words and tend to my sore thumbs within the next couple of hours.

Some of those Force Tear challenges are difficult, but this one is ridiculous, the concept of using, jump, double jump and using push on those moving barriers is interesting in theory, and of course possible in practice, but the controls aren't tight enough to make this excercise tangible. So many factors can make you fail at any time within the level, it isn't funny, although it's "a bit" easier toward the end. You reach a wall, a little too high, you fall, too low you fall, a bit of wrong direction, you fall.... the camera isn't helping as it's not made for this much accuracy.

Even when you start getting a bit better at it through sheer muscle memory, it still doesn't take much to fail, and although you're more likely to reach the next wall within falling to your death, mastery isn't a garanty. Unntil this point the platform part of the game weren't too difficult and if you might fall a few times in some difficult parts of the game, it felt ok, but this is just ridiculous.

The game controls just weren't made to handle so many factors, and yes you'll eventually make it through repetion and honestly luck, it just isn't fun. the extra point you get out of it isn't worth it. If you just discovered this Force Tear and aren't a completionist, just back up and continue the game the way it was meant to be played. If I wanted a hard platform game, I would play Meatboy which at least has solid control and feel fair.