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Mount Lomyst

Mount Lomyst is a 2D action game about climbing to the summit of Mount Lomyst, using a grappling hook and wall climbing — without jumping.

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About the Game

Return to the mountain where Grandma disappeared.
A 2D platformer with no jumping.

Mount Lomyst is a 2D mountain-climbing action platformer where you ascend a snowy peak using only a grappling hook and climing walls.

No-Jump Action

The only tools at your disposal are a hookshot and wall climbing.

Observe the terrain, choose your route, and make your way upward.

One mistake can send you sliding far back down, so climb carefully.

One Vast, Connected Mountain

Experience the climb as one seamless journey, continuing ever higher up the massive Mount Lomyst.

Face environmental challenges that change the way you climb, including strong winds, crumbling footholds, and walls your hookshot cannot latch onto.

With no enemies and no NPCs, this is a quiet climbing experience where you face only the mountain itself.

Features

  • A linear 2–3 hour gameplay experience

  • Fully handcrafted levels

  • Simple, stylized visuals

  • A quiet story told through notes left behind