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Ascending Inferno

Ascending Inferno

|Australia|Indie, Adventure

9.8 /10

Aww Amazing!

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64 ratings
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Ascending Inferno is your ultimate goal in this gorgeous, challenging-but-fair 2.5D precision platformer with a ball. Playing as Dani, it’s not enough to run, jump and platform your way out of Hell - you’ll need to dribble, kick and header her dead brother Vincent’s ball-shaped soul along with you! Just be sure you don’t fumble the ball - the depths of Hell is a long way to fall…

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Aww Amazing!: 9.8/10 across 64 ratings. This score says: bump it to the top of your backlog.

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Leans into Indie, Adventure — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Life is XboxDerek · 17 Nov, 2024
7.8/10

A great game that will challenge you in a good way. I really need to look up people who speedrun this game though, I honestly don’t know how they could do it!

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Checkpoint GamingCharlie Kelly · 25 Oct, 2024
8/10

Ascending Inferno may have bested me and kicked my rear relentlessly, but it's still nothing short of a kickass game. Following the template of difficult climbing games but making the design, platforming and gameplay challenge more purposeful than ever before, Ascending Inferno is the best "one of those" games. I may have been tearing my hair out over my fifth straight plummet but that pain was worth it to spend some time with the incredibly cute and likable Dani and Vincent, marvelling in their sibling banter and taking in the weird and wonderful views of the underworld. It's a damn hard time but it's also a great time; with promised quality-of-life additions only later likely going to make the climb all that greater. If you're a glutton for punishment, Ascending Inferno is well worth the Sisyphean uphill battle that awaits.

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