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Good Luck Crossing

A brutal, unforgiving parkour experience with no checkpoints, no second chances, and no hand-holding. Every jump matters. Every slip sends you back to the start. Not for the faint of heart it's rage-inducing, soul-crushing, and almost unfair

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Nick Serebryanik
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Nick Serebryanik
Release
May 20, 2025
1 year and 73 days ago
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About the Game

Jump. Fail. Rage. Repeat.
Welcome to the worst parkour game you’ll ever get addicted to.

This brutally difficult platformer throws you into a rage-inducing vertical climb with no checkpoints, no mercy, and absolutely zero hand-holding. Miss one jump? Back to the very start

What to Expect:

  • No Checkpoints: Fall once, and it’s all the way down. Every. Single. Time.

  • Skill-Based Progression: 100% precision platforming. No RNG, no excuses just you and your ability (or lack thereof).

  • Minimalist Design, Maximum Pain: Simple controls, clean visuals, and a level layout designed purely to break your spirit.

  • One Giant Climb: No saves.

  • Speedrun-Friendly: If you're a need for speed, this game tracks your time from start to finish.

  • Endless Replayability: You’ll keep coming back… not because you want to, but because you have to prove you can beat it.

This game is not fun. It’s not fair. And yet… you won’t be able to stop.

If you somehow reach the top, congratulations you either have god-tier reflexes or way too much free time. Probably both.

Try it. Regret it. Try again.

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