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Climb

Climb is a relatively simple obstacle course game, in which you control a ball. However, the physics have been tweaked to make it more interesting. Most likely falling under the category of simple but aggravating, this game will have you repeatedly clicking restart in an attempt to score better.

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July 29, 2020
6 years and 5 days ago
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9 user reviews9 reviews77.8%

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About the Game

In Climb, you take control of a semi aware ball whose sole purpose is to reach the glowing objective at the end of each level. The idea is simple, but the physics present unforeseen challenges. After the learning curve, you'll take on increasingly challenging levels across multiple stages. Each stage is unique in theme and contains multiple levels. Start with the tutorial to learn the controls, and then you’re off! Replay the levels to beat your high score. Take on one challenge after another and try not to get frustrated in the process. The first stage is “The Basics”. There are ten levels to challenge you and many ways to reach the end. Then comes the next stage, “Light Out”, which will challenge your ability to navigate the environment when light becomes a more valuable resource.

As my first ever game I’m not sure how to present it other than to say that I enjoy it and my friends say it’s great.