Robot Unicorn Attack 2

Robot Unicorn Attack 2 Robot Unicorn Attack 2 is a fast endless runner where you ride a robotic unicorn through imaginative worlds. Jump, dash, dodge enemies and barriers, collect stars for currency, and unlock cooler mount skins and upgrades.

Robot Unicorn Attack 2

Robot Unicorn Attack 2 is an exciting, action-packed parkour runner where you ride adorable unicorns through many colorful worlds. You’ll need quick reflexes to dodge enemy attacks and obstacles, while picking up items to raise your score. Each run gives you three respawns, so you can recover from mistakes and push your parkour skills further. The game also includes multiple mount skins, letting you swap looks anytime for a more “dream-like” (and cooler) in-game ride.

Gameplay Mechanics

Robot Unicorn Attack 2 is an endless runner that builds on the original’s style, sending you into a fast, imaginative course filled with bright environments. The main rhythm is simple and satisfying: move across fantasy landscapes, jump gaps, dash through star obstacles, and collect blue stars that act as in-game currency.

As you go, the challenge ramps up thanks to glass barriers, hostile creatures, and shifting hazards.

Core Controls

The controls are straightforward and responsive:

• Tap or swipe to perform jumps



• Use the same input to trigger mid-air dashes
• Execute flight-style maneuvers when available

An interactive tutorial helps new players understand the basics quickly.

Wishes (Respawns)

During each run, you get three attempts, known as “wishes”. This gives you extra chances to reach longer distances before the run ends and resets.

Stars, Upgrades, and Customization

Collecting stars lets you buy upgrades and unlock new cosmetic options for your robotic unicorn—like horns, wings, bodies, and trails. Most upgrades can be earned through normal play, though some options are also available via microtransactions for faster progress or purely visual changes.

Useful Tips

If you’re planning to play Robot Unicorn Attack 2 for a while, you’ll quickly notice there are several decisions that shape your experience. For example, you can pick Team Inferno or Team Rainbow. You can also choose boosts such as Gallow’s Gallop or Rainbow Savior. And of course, you’ll be weighing options from the “wishes” system—so this cheats-and-tips guide is here to help you get the most value out of your attempts.

Team System (No Online Matches)

The game doesn’t offer real-time online play. Instead, you choose a side—Team Inferno or Team Rainbow. Each day includes a daily reward, and normal gameplay adds to your team’s total points. When the timer runs out, the team with the most wins earns the prize.

Survival Advice

• It’s smart to jump, then quickly check what’s ahead before tapping to jump again.
• This habit usually helps you stay alive longer and avoid chaining mistakes.

Progression Goals

The more you play, the more goals you’ll unlock. Completing goals levels up your unicorn, which grants access to new boosts and upgrades.

Choosing Boosts Before Wishes

Before a wish sequence starts, the game asks whether you want to equip up to three boosts. There are 12 boosts in total. Note that boosts cost virtual currency to equip.

Boosts of Robot Unicorn Attack 2

Collection Vacuum

“Pulls fairies and tears toward you.”
Cost: 69

This boost helps your unicorn collect items just by running nearby—even allowing you to drag some items through rock. It’s the first boost you’ll see, so it’s easy to confuse it with a simple “tears collector,” but to get real value, you’ll need solid timing and positioning. Focus on aim first, and use this mainly for missions until you can make it pay off consistently.

Star Dust

“Automatically dash through one star.”
Cost: 69

Cosmic Power

Cost: 469

This boost is currently available only to Team Rainbow, likely to help balance the teams. It effectively gives you infinite dashes, letting you dash through the map as if you could fly.

Another Jump

“Use this extra jump in the air.”
Cost: 69

Early on, this may not feel very impactful, but once your aerial maneuvers improve, the extra jump becomes more useful.

Past Wish Trail

“Shows the trail of your previous wish.”
Cost: 69

This creates a faded version of your previous wish trail for your next attempt. Its value is a bit questionable: it won’t help your very first wish, and it doesn’t fully prevent repeating the same errors.

Giant Slayer

“Automatically Dash through one giant.”
Cost: 69

Dashing Start

“An immediate head start.”
Cost: 369

Long Trot

“Takes twice the time to reach top speed.”
Cost: 169

This boost is often considered low-value: the steep cost typically won’t be recovered unless you’re already skilled at maintaining top speed. It may be helpful if you log in mostly for tears, play only a couple runs per day, and want a more forgiving experience.

Collection Gravity

“Strongly pulls fairies and tears toward you.”
Cost: 169

This is an enhanced version of Collection Vacuum. You can’t use it together with Collection Vacuum. It works similarly, but pulls items from farther away.