UP

The premise is as simple as ever: beat the linear obstacle course in front of you and keep climbing upward. The first minute or two are encouraging, mainly thanks to the responsive controls, which include a double jump and the ability to automatically grab onto platform edges and pull yourself up. Unfortunately, that initial promise quickly disappears once the game throws one of the worst obstacle courses at you. The first platforms are simple and straightforward, while the second challenge introduces rotating logs. The problem comes with the final two logs, which spin so quickly that overcoming them feels less like a test of platforming skill and more like a matter of luck. Making things even more frustrating, the game treats even the slightest contact with moving objects as a failure, killing you instantly. If you somehow manage to get past this section, the game once again tries to give you a false sense of fair gameplay, as the next couple of challenges are surprisingly easy. One genuinely good feature is that each challenge begins with a checkpoint, meaning you do not have to restart from the bottom every time you die. At least, that is how it is supposed to work. Unfortunately, the checkpoint system does not function properly. If you die from touching an obstacle, the checkpoint works as intended. However, if you fall all the way down, the checkpoint resets to the beginning of the game and wipes out all of your progress. The achievements appear to be broken, so there's not much point in playing anyway.

Another “Only Up”-type of game. As always, there will be pain, there will be tears, but you’ll still want to reach the top. The graphics don’t look that good to me yet, but it’s still playable. Hopefully, the developers can improve the visuals with brighter, more vibrant colors.

勇攀高峰，向上向上。

Bu oyunun ben mimarisini sikeyim. Tırman tırman bitmedi amına koydumun oyunu ne Up'mış amk

Das Game hat ein schlechteres Ende als die letzte Staffel von GOT. Musik ist extrem laut und kann auch nicht verstellt werden. Der Cowboy hat kein Gesicht. Dennoch hat mich dieses Game für 10min begeistert...damit meine ich, dass ein Dämon besitzt von mir ergriffen hat und mich gezwungen hat dieses Game zu spielen. Mein Freund Kevin konnte mich von diesen Qualen erlösen. Danke Kevin, Busi aufs Nussi.

UP is a focused 3D precision platformer that takes a very simple objective and turns it into a demanding test of movement, timing, and persistence. Developed by Silvain and published by Ssyphus Games, it revolves around climbing steadily upward through an obstacle-filled environment where every successful jump brings you closer to the summit. There is little need for complicated storytelling or extensive progression systems because the challenge of reaching higher ground is the main attraction. It is easy to understand within minutes, but completing the climb requires far more patience than the straightforward premise initially suggests. Movement sits at the heart of the experience. Players must navigate platforms, narrow surfaces, gaps, and increasingly troublesome obstacles while carefully judging distance and momentum. Individual jumps can appear simple until the consequences of missing become apparent. Falling can cost meaningful progress, creating tension even during seemingly ordinary sections. This makes concentration important because becoming impatient or overconfident can quickly undo several successful maneuvers. The controls and mechanics are approachable enough for newcomers, while consistent execution gives experienced platforming fans something to master. The vertical level structure is particularly effective at creating a natural sense of accomplishment. Instead of relying heavily on statistics, upgrades, or equipment to demonstrate progress, the game allows the environment itself to show how far the player has come. Reaching a higher area feels rewarding because it represents a sequence of challenges successfully overcome. Looking at difficult terrain ahead can also create an intimidating feeling, especially when a mistake threatens to send the player back toward previously completed sections. Variety in obstacles helps keep the ascent from becoming a sequence of identical jumps. Different situations demand changes in timing, positioning, and approach, encouraging players to observe their surroundings rather than blindly rush forward. Failure often becomes part of the learning process. A missed jump can reveal that the player used too much momentum, jumped from an inefficient position, or simply committed too early. Repeated attempts gradually transform intimidating sections into familiar challenges, producing a satisfying sense of improvement. This design naturally makes UP suitable for players interested in speedrunning and personal challenges. Once the basic route becomes familiar, there is room to refine movement, reduce hesitation, and find more efficient ways through individual sections. Players who initially move cautiously may eventually begin navigating the same obstacles with confidence. That transition from uncertainty to mastery provides much of the game's replay value, particularly for anyone who enjoys improving completion times or attempting cleaner runs. The presentation serves the gameplay without distracting from it. The 3D environments provide a clear sense of height and scale, reinforcing the feeling that the player is continually leaving safer ground behind. Depth perception becomes another factor when judging difficult landings, while the increasing elevation makes dangerous jumps feel more consequential. It is not an experience built around extravagant cinematic presentation. Instead, the visuals primarily function as a readable playground for its platforming challenges. Its greatest strength can also become its largest source of frustration. Losing progress after a poorly executed movement will not appeal to everyone, particularly players who prefer frequent checkpoints or forgiving platforming. Repetition is an intentional part of the experience, and difficult sections may require numerous attempts before they can be completed reliably. Players looking for substantial combat, deep character development, a complex narrative, or expansive role-playing mechanics will also find the experience deliberately narrow in scope. Steam Deck compatibility should be approached with some caution. The game does not have a clearly established official Steam Deck Verified or Playable designation, so its compatibility is best regarded as Unknown or Unverified. The straightforward platforming format may lend itself reasonably well to handheld controls, but the absence of an official compatibility rating means players should not assume that every aspect will work perfectly without adjustment. Overall, UP is best suited to players who appreciate platformers where improvement comes from practice rather than character upgrades. Its uncomplicated goal makes it immediately accessible, while increasingly demanding jumps and the threat of losing progress provide the difficulty needed to make reaching new heights meaningful. It may be too punishing and repetitive for players seeking a relaxed adventure, but those who enjoy precision movement, climbing challenges, repeated attempts, and speedrunning potential can find a rewarding test of skill here. Rating: 7/10

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刚开始以为是简单的跳跳乐，没想到内容还挺多。 重生点应该多设几个。 成就数量太少了。 妹子角色好评。