Escape Running Felipe Head 2 — First things to do before playing
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OverviewEscape Running Felipe Head 2 is a platformer obby where you run from Felipe's giant head through levels packed with obstacles, mazes, and different themes. This guide covers how to get started, how to handle tougher levels, and how to chase down every badge the game offers.
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First things to do before playing
Step
The game hands out one free skip in Level 1 and another in Level 8 to anyone who joins the group. Once you have joined, hop into Level 1 to get comfortable with moving and jumping before anything gets hard.
- Join the group to receive one free skip in Level 1 and one in Level 8
- Play Level 1 to practise jumping and steering
- Watch for trophies every level you finish places a trophy back in Level 1, so check there to track your progress
How each level type plays differently
Table
Levels split into two broad styles. Some levels have a maze, some don't. Some levels are very colourful, some are less colourful.
| Maze levels | confirm your route before moving |
| Open levels | focus on clearing obstacles |
| Colourful themes | Felipe stands out clearly against the background |
| Muted themes | the lower contrast makes the head harder to spot, so scan the whole screen before committing to a direction |
Surviving Felipe's chase
Tips
Felipe chases you throughout each level. The more time you spend watching how he moves, the easier it becomes to stay ahead of him.
- Watch Felipe for several attempts before trying to optimise your route — his behaviour follows patterns you can learn
- Change the timing of your jumps and direction changes if what you are doing keeps failing
- Check where the exit is before you start moving so you are never searching for it while Felipe is close
When to use a skip
Warn
Skips are scarce. Using both early leaves you with nothing for the harder levels that come later.
Badge progression from first level to final boss
Summary
There are 25 badges in total. Clearing them in order gives you a clear sense of how far through the game you are.
- Levels 1–5 the opening stretch, each level awards its own badge on completion
- Prince Boss a boss badge that sits between Level 5 and Level 6
- Levels 6–10 the second half of the normal run, capped by a Final Boss badge
- Boss milestone badges awarded at 1, 10, and 50 boss defeats, so replaying bosses counts toward them
- Hard Mode Levels 1–9 a second full badge set for completing the first nine levels again on Hard Mode
Pushing into Hard Mode
CheckHard Mode runs Levels 1 through 9 again and awards a separate badge for each one. There is no overlap with the normal-mode badges, so finishing Hard Mode nearly doubles your badge count.
- Hard Mode covers Levels 1–9 and awards a separate badge for each
- Normal-mode badges and Hard Mode badges are entirely separate
Glossary
Glossary- Obby
- Short for obstacle course — a Roblox game type where you jump and dodge your way from start to finish.
- Skip
- A one-time item that lets you bypass a level you cannot clear; you get one free skip in Level 1 and one in Level 8 by joining the group.
- Felipe
- The giant running head that chases you through every level.
- Trophy
- A visual reward that appears in Level 1 each time you complete a level, showing your overall progress at a glance.
- Hard Mode
- A harder version of Levels 1 through 9 that has its own separate badge set.
- Prince Boss / Final Boss
- Two boss encounters built into the normal level order — Prince Boss after Level 5 and Final Boss after Level 10.
Common questions
FAQHow do I get the free skips?
Join the game's Roblox group. One skip becomes available in Level 1 and another in Level 8 once you are a member.
I keep getting caught by Felipe — what should I do?
Run the level a few times and focus entirely on watching how Felipe moves. Once you spot the pattern, adjust when you jump or change direction so you are reacting to him rather than guessing.
Does completing levels in Hard Mode replace my normal-mode badges?
No — Hard Mode badges are completely separate from the normal-mode ones. Earning a Hard Mode badge for Level 1 does not overwrite the badge you already have for clearing normal Level 1.
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