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So Far Up

Climb to the top using only your hands in this physics-based climbing game—play with a mouse or in VR! Leap, dodge, climb! One silly mistake, and you will find yourself all the way down!

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June 6, 2025
1 year and 56 days ago
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About the Game

Traverse your way to the top of the world in this physics-based climbing gamenow available in both VR and non-VR modes!

In VR, use a single motion controller to push yourself off surfaces and climb higher.

Prefer to play without a headset? The new non-VR mode lets you experience the same physics-based adventure using just your mouse. Whether in VR or on a screen, the challenge remains the same—how far up can you go?

   

    

Don't rush to finish the game or set new records! Take your time in enjoying and completing the game by utilizing the SAVE GAME and CHECKPOINT system. Take many breaks and continue with a fresh mind to complete the game more easily.

When obstacles feel overwhelming, pause, take in the scenery, and let the calm wind remind you to breathe.

Gain patience, build perseverance—this game is not meant to hurt you . . . .

                                                                                                          . . . . but to heal you*

*not a medical advice