SkyClimb
Released
Climb an endless tower of floating platforms. One slip and you fall. How high can you get? Beat the leaderboard.
Look up. That's where you're going.
The platforms never stop. They just keep floating higher, into a sky that turns from morning gold to deep, starry space. Your job is stupidly simple: get up there. Jump, land, jump again. Don't look down.
There's no save point to bail you out. Miss a jump near the top and gravity takes back everything you climbed. That's the whole game — and somehow you'll press "one more" anyway.
**How high can you actually go?**
The platforms never stop. They just keep floating higher, into a sky that turns from morning gold to deep, starry space. Your job is stupidly simple: get up there. Jump, land, jump again. Don't look down.
There's no save point to bail you out. Miss a jump near the top and gravity takes back everything you climbed. That's the whole game — and somehow you'll press "one more" anyway.
**How high can you actually go?**
`200–500m` — The floor starts moving. So should you.
`500m and beyond` — Platforms spin, crumble under your feet, and fling you skyward. Good luck.
Every climb is freshly generated, so you never memorize your way up — you earn it. And when you land your best run yet, your name goes on the board for everyone to chase.
Two hands, one button, zero excuses:
**Move** with WASD / ZQSD, **jump** with Space.