Up to Gods

Up to Gods

Kebabos · 2023 · Adventure, Action-Adventure, Platformer, 3D Platformer, Exploration

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About Up to Gods

Story

Humans and sins are intertwined. In a world where the gods can no longer turn a blind eye to the sins of humanity, chaos and death reign supreme.
Earthquakes, floods, and more have brought civilization to the brink of collapse, and the human race is facing the threat of extinction.
An ancient cult that knows they are at war with the gods has been waiting for this day.
The most respected and knowledgeable member of the cult explains the situation to a young man.
The young man is the sole and ultimate envoy of humanity. He is the embodiment of humanity's determination, greed, and desire.
The young man will struggle with determination on the path prepared by the gods to meet them and save the future of humanity.
Gameplay

Feel the intensity of progressing on this challenging path adorned with various sins. Never bow down to the gods.
Fight to the end and fulfill the envoy's mission by jumping, climbing, sliding, and clinging along this path to heaven.
Overcome obstacles in areas adorned with themes ranging from an ancient Middle Eastern city to modern times and more.
Remember, you are humanity's only chance and ultimate salvation.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Nov 17, 2023
There is some pretty funny voice acting at the start but then it devolves into Only Up gameplay. There is also 10 full minutes of sprinting worth of sand dunes around the starting area. This wouldn't be a problem except the game was 26 GB to download. The sand dunes are pretty at least? Stop making Only Up clones! Nobody wants them, nobody plays them, they are a waste of everyone's time and the electricity it takes to make them. https://youtu.be/uNyo4BQGT7w
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Recommended Nov 18, 2023
The main reason I normally can't play these "climbing" games, is that they have no point... Why would I climb, why would I try to finish the parkour? But this game offers story to the act of climbing. It takes "pointlessness" out of the parkour and it motivates you in a "curious" level. The game has split in sort of layers of sky. As you move upwards, you see different kinds of "human falsness". The story is based around this Idea. You are trying to reach the gods and redeem yourself. I guess this new genre of games were too lazy to make a story, but I see that "Up To Gods" change that. Not in a "new breath" or "revolutionise" way of course; but it makes the game more "finishable" if that makes sense. Visual aspects has meanings, artwork is solid. I can say that the game is not perfect nor it is boring. It is deffinitly a pretty OK, fun, frustrating (obviously, this is a parkour game) in a good way, and deffinetly worth it.
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Recommended Nov 17, 2023
Absolutely loved playing Kebabos latest parkour games! The upward climbing challenges are brilliantly designed, keeping the gameplay engaging and fun. The intuitive controls and seamless mechanics make for a smooth experience. Visually appealing with vibrant colors, and the sound effects enhance the overall excitement. Highly recommend trying them out – a testament to indie game brilliance!
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Recommended Nov 17, 2023
Actually it's classic climbing game, like Only Up. But clearly developer wants add +1 to game. In beggining game opening a cinematic and tells a story. Story impressively has a philosphy for a game like that.I climbed to a good height with observed grade and i saw game continues telling their story. And It is obvious that it has an ending worthy of the story at the beginning. Map design keep changing for game's story. And game knows where makes you fall to the ground. It not making game a hell as like other games. It has level areas and you climbing in these areas, when you crossing from thease level you have to be careful. So you hasn't one shot for every step. It's a nicely choise. Jump steps designed well, you have more than one path and it makes game challengeable. I played this developer's 2 game which he released before this game, and i can proudly say; he is improving himself gradually. I'm seeing a clear path for him and these are nice baby steps. I think he deserves to be support.
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