Fartcore
A dumb, loud third-person descent challenge with precision moves, emergency micro-boosts, instant restarts and ragdoll wipeouts. On-screen timer, respawn counter, Steam leaderboards, and Shot Mode for meme-worthy fails.
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Go down without going down.
Fartcore is a third-person, low-poly, slightly cartoony 3D platformer about descending instead of climbing. You drop through a tall, stacked world full of moving hazards, sketchy shortcuts, and wonderfully weird situations. The challenge is blunt and addictive: control your momentum, stick clean landings, and reach the very bottom without face-planting.
Your toolkit: precise movement, tight jumps, and emergency micro-boosts with… questionable side effects. They’re perfect for rescuing bad angles, extending airtime, and threading impossible gaps - but every miracle save risks a small social catastrophe. The kind of “nobody heard that, right?” moment that turns a quiet descent into a memorable incident.
Fartcore is hard-but-fair: No cutscenes, no filler - just a long, ridiculous descent built for speedrun routes and the eternal “one more try.”
Bonus: Shot Mode: Capture your greatest fails, slap some hilarious stickers on them, and share the shame with friends!
Your goal: overcome a fear of heights, keep your cool when things get strange, and touch the ground floor like a pro.
