Later versions of OVO added "skip checkpoints" that allowed you to pay Robux or watch an ad to bypass difficult sections. OVO 1.3.2 had no monetized skips. You either beat the jump, or you fell to the bottom. This purity is why speedrunners still use this version.
Unlike modern parkour games that reward participation, OVO 1.3.2 was brutal. The map consisted of 8 distinct "Layers" (towers). ovo 1.3.2
If you are a developer or a digital archivist wanting to examine the app for historical research, here is the technical fingerprint: Later versions of OVO added "skip checkpoints" that
The modern OVO app can exceed 150MB in storage (after caching). OVO 1.3.2 was under 40MB. For users with limited internal storage, this is a godsend. Furthermore, it used less mobile data for background processes. This purity is why speedrunners still use this version