NoomiClone's mobile release has twist buttons for both directions. The iOS 2.0.0 notes explain that the opposite direction reverses the twist and holding both buttons holds the angle. The 2.1.0 update adds Slow, Regular and Fast twist speed in Gameplay settings. These are mobile feature references, not extra keys for the classic browser build.
A twist and a flip are different movements
A flip turns the body head over heels; a twist rotates it around its length. A clip can include both, but a flip tutorial does not automatically explain the mobile twist buttons. If your immediate goal is a simple rotation, begin with the separate flip guide.
On the developer's browser page, the documented keys remain Left Arrow to arch, Space to tuck, Up Arrow to release and R to reset. There is no documented twist key there. Use browser controls and the platform comparison if the tutorial's interface does not match yours.
Try the mobile twist inputs separately
The following is an editorial comparison drill based on the documented inputs, not a guaranteed trick recipe:
- Choose a familiar mobile map and keep the same setup between attempts.
- Try one twist direction briefly and watch the body's orientation.
- On another comparable attempt, try the opposite input and compare its direction.
- Try the documented both-buttons hold and watch whether you can distinguish holding an angle from continuing to spin.
Use the labels and positions in your installed app. Later releases allow moving and resizing buttons; the 2.4.0 notes describe editing them from the pause menu and keeping three layouts. A button's position in an older video is not a fixed control layout for every device.
Which twist speed is best?
The published options are Slow, Regular and Fast. The developer does not identify one as a universally best setting. Our suggestion is to compare one setting at a time while keeping the map and starting motion similar. Choose the one that lets you see and repeat the orientation you want.
If you change twist speed, release timing and button layout together, you cannot easily identify which change affected an attempt. Record a short replay and compare before changing another setting. The replay export guide covers saving mobile clips and the documented tap-display options.
Can you regrab during a twist?
The iOS 2.1.0 notes specifically describe improved mid-twist regrabs. That establishes a feature of that mobile update; it does not promise that any close pass will register as a catch. Follow the hands relative to the bar and look for continued attachment as described in our regrab guide.
If the direction or speed still seems wrong, first compare your installed version, the chosen setting and the visible button labels. Avoid importing an unsupported PC key from a mobile tutorial.
Sources and scope
Reviewed October 17, 2026 using the App Store history for 2.0.0, 2.1.0 and 2.4.0, the Google Play feature description, and the developer's browser instructions. We have not tested this drill or the settings on a physical phone.