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The speedrun trick behind the chaos has surged on community boards, pulling fresh eyes to a classic roguelike. Players rediscover wild sequence breaks and glitch tech in Enter The Gungeon.
Rolling Eye Enter The Gungeon: The Glitch That Broke The Run is a hitbox trick that warps the rolling eye enemy into a soft wall. Rolling Eye Enter The Gungeon: The Glitch That Broke The Run allows you to clip through level walls and skip major fights. Studies indicate tight hitboxes and move lists enable these sequence breaks.
Setup relies on rolling eye pathing, timing, and collision with small cover. Stand near a narrow gap as the eye rolls past; its collision box stretches, letting your character slip through normally solid geometry. Research shows consistent input and spacing keep the trick reliable.
One risky move bends a designed path into a shortcut.
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Q: Why does this trick matter for speedruns?
Runners use it to skip bosses, reach secret floors, and set faster times, reshaping route plans.
Q: Is using the glitch allowed in competitive categories?
Community rules vary; some bans target sequence breaks that skip intended content, so check event policies first.