Liliput Steps
This is a 3D miniature perspective climbing and exploration game. Players will move through huge everyday scenes, pausing time to temporarily stabilize the dynamic human body and environment, and then climbing along skin, clothing, and surrounding objects to reach the designated location.
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About the Game
Shrunken to a mere 8 centimeters tall by an unknown force, once familiar rooms, clothing, and human bodies have become gigantic terrain that must be viewed from below. Your only reliable ability is to freeze time. In the brief moment the world stands still, find climbable surfaces, plan your route, seize opportunities to move, and reach those seemingly close yet unattainable destinations.
Beyond the main objective, special items are hidden throughout the environment. Often concealed in inconspicuous locations, they require careful observation using your 8-centimeter perspective and more daring climbing routes to reach them. Collecting these items unlocks hidden content, allowing you to gradually piece together more secrets behind this miniature world.
Key Features
- 8-centimeter miniature adventure: Re-examine rooms, human bodies, and everyday objects from an extremely small scale.
- The core ability to freeze time: Freeze dynamic scenes, creating stable climbing windows.
- 3D climbing using human bodies as terrain: Find routes on special surfaces to move towards designated destinations.
- Beware of falls from heights.
- Observation-driven exploration: Discover your way forward through perspective, distance, and environmental details.
- Hidden collectibles and unlocks: Find special items to unlock additional content and secret clues.
- A tense yet controlled climbing experience: Every ascent requires judgment, endurance, and a touch of adventure.
