A hyper-casual climbing game built around repeatable floors, quick controls, and competitive height chasing.
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Category
Unity
System focus
Procedural floors
Mobile controls
Leaderboards
Public project material
Historical project with public repository and published mobile build references.
Project record
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Project overview
What the build is about.
A hyper-casual climbing game set on an infinite decagon pillar. Players dodge, jump, and climb through repeatable floors while chasing a higher score.
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What I built
Player-facing systems.
Endless gameplay with procedurally generated floors.
Tap-to-jump and swipe-to-move controls.
Colorful, dynamic presentation.
Competitive leaderboards.
Regular challenge and feature updates.
Project context
The project in practice.
DecaClimb is a hyper-casual climbing game set on an endless decagon pillar. Players keep moving upward through repeatable floors, combining quick reactions with a simple high-score goal.
Tap-to-jump and swipe-to-move controls keep the input approachable while procedurally generated floors create variation. Leaderboards, challenges, and regular feature updates extend the core climb beyond a single run.
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