Yes. Low gravity and slippery surfaces can be combined in New Game Plus under the developer's announced modifier rules. Finish the full game to unlock New Game Plus, then use the modifiers your amber collection has unlocked. Another modifier becomes available for every fourth amber collected.
The confirmed point is that modifiers can be used together. There is no verified best setup, exact gravity value, friction value, or measured difficulty ranking here. Treat low gravity plus slippery surfaces as a replay variation to evaluate in your own run, rather than a guaranteed easier or faster way through the campaign.
Unlock New Game Plus from the Full Game
Complete the main campaign first. New Game Plus is a full-game completion unlock; finishing the Story Demo is a different milestone that opens the Gameplay Demo.
If you have only completed the free Steam Demo, do not keep searching its menus for the released game's amber-linked replay system. The two-part Demo and New Game Plus are separate features with different requirements.
Once the full story is complete, check the New Game Plus modifications menu for the options available to your save. An unlocked replay mode and an unlocked modifier are related but distinct checks: completion opens the mode, while amber collection controls additional modifier availability.
Use Amber to Open More Modifier Options
The announced interval is one additional modifier for every four amber samples. This connects collectible exploration with the kinds of replay variation you can select.
The order of the four named options is not a verified unlock order. Do not assume that the first effect mentioned in a description belongs to the first threshold, or that low gravity must unlock before slippery surfaces. Check the actual menu labels and availability on your save.
You can collect amber while following the main story and return to missed samples through Level Select. For this combination question, the practical requirement is that both desired options are available in the New Game Plus menu. Finding an unrelated collectible or finishing a stuffed-animal delivery does not establish that a missing amber-linked modifier is unlocked.
Understand What Each Named Modifier Changes
| Modifier | Announced idea | Detail not established here |
|---|---|---|
| Low gravity | Changes the gravity conditions for movement | Exact gravity strength or jump-height multiplier |
| Slippery surfaces | Changes the surface movement conditions | Numerical friction or stopping-distance values |
| Bodycam presentation | Changes presentation | A complete list of camera and visual settings |
| Stop-moving death challenge | Makes stopping dangerous | An exact stationary timer or universal grace period |
Low gravity and slippery surfaces both affect traversal, which is why combining them can change the feel of familiar routes. However, the modifier names alone do not establish how every jump, swing, wall run, or landing behaves with both active.
Bodycam presentation is a different kind of option from the movement changes. Adding it does not establish a bonus reward or a stronger version of low gravity. Likewise, adding the stop-moving challenge introduces another condition rather than proving that your run belongs to a separately ranked difficulty category.
Choose the Combination Deliberately
For the requested setup, select low gravity and slippery surfaces together when both are available. Keep track of the other active modifiers so that an unexpected camera effect or movement restriction is not attributed to the wrong option.
If you want to understand the combination, compare it with your familiar movement on the same kind of route. Notice whether your landing control and approach need adjustment. This is a practical way to learn your chosen settings; it is not a claim that the combination has been tested here or that a particular route becomes skippable.
Avoid relying on invented numerical advice such as halving your run-up, holding jump for a fixed duration, or expecting a specific extra distance. The game already allows aerial adjustments, but the announced modifier rules do not supply a universal input formula for altered gravity and surface behavior.
A familiar narrow landing gives you a route for comparing your movement settings.
Keep Completion and Achievement Assumptions Separate
The ability to combine modifiers does not, by itself, establish additional endings, achievement eligibility rules, collectible carryover rules, or a required difficulty increase. Those are separate questions.
Do not assume a modifier combination is needed to obtain the main ending. The verified story structure has one main ending, and New Game Plus is a way to replay after completing that story. A low-gravity run is not evidence of a separate canonical route.
There is also no supported basis here for calling the combination the fastest completion method. Changes that help with one jump could complicate another, and no timed comparison is established. Choose it because you want that movement variation, then judge the result on the route you are playing.
Check Availability Before Treating a Locked Option as a Bug
If one of the two modifiers is unavailable, confirm that the full game has been completed and inspect the amber progress recorded by the save. Then check whether the modifications menu recognizes the corresponding unlocks.
A launch-period player reported the menu saying there was not enough amber despite apparently having collected all samples. That is an individual report, not proof that every locked option has the same cause or that there is a universal repair.
Record the platform, installed version, collection display, and modifier message if those states disagree. Steam 1.0.9 is the verified PC baseline, but no specific fix for this modifier-recognition symptom is established here, and the corresponding console versions are unconfirmed. Do not delete a completed save merely because an unverified reset is suggested elsewhere.