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3000m to Whatever’s Up There

Jump. There must be something up there.

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Developer
Roko
Publisher
Roko
Release
October 24, 2025
282 days ago
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About the Game

You were discarded the moment you drew your first breath. Weak, useless, nothing but a statistical failure. Thrown into an abyss… The end of the line.

But you survived.

Climb through cursed paths toward the malevolent peak, where, so they say, something incredible awaits. No one has ever made it that far.
And yet… you keep jumping.

Features:

  • One single action: Jump. Every leap is designed to look easy. It never is.

  • A unique atmosphere: Sounds and visuals crafted to disguise the hell that awaits you.

  • Relentless playtime: From 2 hours to 2 years, depending on the instability of the path… and the stubbornness of the climber.

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