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Go Ahead

A third-person action game that challenges your reflexes and reasoning with deadly traps, puzzles, and precision. Overcome extreme laboratory trials and discover what awaits you beyond the next step.

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March 12, 2026
142 days ago
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Positive18 reviews88.9%

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About the Game

Go ahead is a third-person action-challenge game where you control various test subjects submitted to extreme reflex, coordination, and timing experiments. Set in a clinical, sterile lab environment, the game places you in a series of deadly rooms designed to make you fail — or force you to evolve.

Each stage simulates a different phase of a brutal experiment: pixel-perfect jumps, timed traps, moving lasers, rotating blades, and collapsing platforms create a relentless testing ground for both body and mind.

  • COOP

Face extreme experiments in cooperative mode. Synchronization, timing and decision-making as a duo are essential, as any failure compromises both. Survival depends on collective precision.

  • No Mercy

Nerion tolerates no failure. Any mistake means immediate elimination, with a single strike. Behind the tests lies a relentless pursuit of peak reflexes and physical agility, ignoring any ethical limits.

  • You are being watched

But by whom?