High Elevation
Jackal Aureus · 2025 · Exploration, 3D Platformer, Perma Death, Platformer, Adventure
PC
2 user reviews50% · 2
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About High Elevation
Traverse a broken world forgotten by your corporate host, reconnecting a critical structure in a relaxing 3D platformer. Scale the company's space elevator to bring it back online, though be cautions destruction of your unit means redeploying at the very beginning. Use fluid parkour and climbing to navigate a stunning, atmospheric open world, creating your own path forward.
- Fluid & Liberating Movement: Leap from high machinery, traverse open landscapes, and scale colossal structures with ease. The world is your playground and every surface is a potential path.
- A Atmospheric Open World: Explore a stunning world where every biome tells a story. Landscapes and structures designed to inspire awe and a sense of peaceful solitude.
- Relaxing, Meditative Gameplay: There is no rush, only a mission. High Elevation is an experience focused on the structures and landscape. The gentle ambience and the rhythmic satisfaction of movement create a therapeutic and immersive experience.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Where to start... Well first of all, the games very basic tutorial says drop to ledge or from ledge is Lalt when its actually Lctr. The game also has a function that if you press V is activates a "climbing camera", for lack of a better word, and does not tell you this is even a bound control in the esc menu. Speaking of the esc menu, all it does is show controls. You cant even quit the game from the game. You will have to force stop it from steam. There is also the fact of the matter that it took me just as long to climb the tower as it took to get there in the first place. While running to the tower, my frames got as low as 20 fps and there is no video options to lower the graphics quality or any settings whatsoever. As for the tower itself, there is literally no challenge to climb it. It is 10 "stages" separated by 600ft of pipes that you climb up between them. You can pick a side left or right and remain on that side for 9 of the 10 stages and they get repetitive quickly. I will be refunding this because honestly its not worth the 4 dollars I spent on it. Oh before I forget, there is a grappling hook on a rope you can use. I did not once use it becasue I never once found a spot …7 found this helpful
I love this little indie game! It is a walking and climbing sim and it's great for a relaxing time. I spent a good amount of time just exploring the area. This is not a hyper polished AAA game, this is a single developer and that is so damn impressive. It is well worth the price, supporting small games like this is what will lead to innovation. Loved it so much, I purchased it for a friend.
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