INVERT: The Climb
SlushyRH · 2024 · Precision Platformer, Psychological Horror, Difficult, Pixel Graphics, Parkour
PC
5 user reviews100% · 5 📉 Recent reviews down 90%
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About INVERT: The Climb
INVERT: The Climb is a rage inducing precision platformer with no checkpoints.
- Your Goal? To reach the moon! It's as easy as it sounds... ok maybe not.
- How To Play? You can invert the map to show new paths or... fall down to the start. Your choice I guess...
GAMEPLAY
- High Stakes Platforming: The only way to the moon is up, if you fall then that's on you.
- Inverting: Invert the map to show new platforms but destroy old ones.
- Experience All Emotions: The emotions you'll probably experience are happiness, satisfaction, peace, pride, heartbreak, anxiety, stress, confusion, frustration, that one emotion you experience when you throw your controller, a sense of being cheated, pain, and most importantly, rage.
FEATURES
- All your progress is saved, both good and bad.
- An addictive gameplay loop.
- Online leaderboards based on fastest time.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
⠀7 found this helpful
Invert the climb is a foddian game with normal platformer control where the difficulty comes from switching the platform that are on screen. You have to switch them fast enough for wall jump, and also remember where they are for normal jump since there is no indication anywhere. This makes the map a little hard to remember when falling honestly which make some fall punishing. However, it is fairly short and i beat it in around 30 minutes. This is a maybe recommendation for me, on one hand, i haven't seen this concept on other foddian games but on the other hand as mentionned, it is really short, and require an achievement to finish 69 times which is really grindy.2 found this helpful
too hard
ahh
Rating: 3/10 Invert is a puzzling mess of an indie game that’s more frustrating than engaging. The core mechanic, where you switch between different perspectives to solve puzzles, feels gimmicky and quickly becomes tedious. The puzzles lack depth, relying on trial and error rather than creative problem-solving. The controls are stiff, and the level design feels like it’s trying too hard to be clever but ends up being confusing. The minimalist art style could’ve worked, but it feels lifeless and doesn’t make up for the lackluster gameplay. The soundtrack is forgettable at best.
very fun game for the price but it is very hard, im still no where near completing it :(
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