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This page is about understanding the information shown on a TUF level page and knowing which parts are most useful when choosing a chart.

In this guide, you'll learn about:

• 🔍 What to look at first
• 📊 Level information & statistics
• 🏷️ Difficulty & tags
• 🏆 Leaderboards & clears
• 📥 Downloading levels
• 🧩 Other level page features

TUF level pages contain a lot of information at a glance. This guide explains what each part of a level page means and what you should pay attention to when choosing or playing a chart.

We’ll go through the page from right to left, starting with the icons in the top-right corner.

https://tuforums.com/levels/3118

What Should You Look At First?

You don’t need to understand every part of a TUF level page immediately.

When choosing a chart to play, I recommend checking these first:

Difficulty → Tags → Leaderboard → Download

Difficulty gives you an idea of how hard the chart is. Tags tell you what kind of gameplay or features the chart contains. The leaderboard and clears let you see how other players have performed on the chart. The download button lets you get the chart and start playing it.