Lost in a world built from tricky jumps and falling down hundreds of times. Sometimes it feels like the game is mocking you, other times you get a weird thrill from just making it a little further. It is frustrating but strangely addictive. Just when you think you have it figured out, the physics get wonky again.
This game has neat, simple mechanics but tricky interactions. The physics feel wonky, making each jump unpredictable. Basic movements can turn into chaotic scrambles. It’s a test of patience and timing, with some annoying moments where you just fall for no reason. Keeps you on the edge, or yelling at the screen.
No fancy builds or loadouts here. The game doesn't really have customizable gear. Just pick your character and get ready for the tough jumps. Some players swear by specific control setups, but mostly it’s all about memorizing the levels and learning the physics quirks. That’s about it.
One secret I found is to practice in the early levels to understand the physics quirks. Don’t rush. Sometimes taking a moment to line up your jump makes a difference. Patience helps avoid throwing your controller after a frustrating fall. It’s all about learning how the game reacts to your movements.
The game is mostly about climbing up without falling. Every level is a new set of tricky jumps and wonky physics. As you progress, the difficulty ramps up and certain parts feel impossible. The ending is a surprise, but don’t expect much of a story. It’s more about the endless climb and trying not to break your controller.
