Climb or Cry

Your left thumb is your left hand. Your right thumb is your right hand. That is the whole control scheme, and it is more than enough to ruin you. Climb or Cry is a ragdoll climbing game about height you can lose. Every hold you reach costs stamina, every hand you let go of swings dead weight, and the tower does not care how far you have come. One bad grab at eighty metres and you are watching your climber cartwheel past everything you worked for. WHAT MAKES IT HURT - Real ragdoll physics. Nothing is animated. Your climber flails because the simulation says so. - Two independent hands, each with its own stamina. Hang too long and the grip goes. - Falling is the point. Your height is recorded at your peak, so the fall costs you nothing but your pride - and everything if you hit the ground. - Hit the floor and the run is over. No second chances, no revive button. WHEN IT GOES WRONG - Safety Rope snaps you back onto the hold you just lost, mid-fall. - Checkpoint Pass catches you before you drop all the way to the start line. - Gravity Lock cuts gravity to a fraction for five seconds. AFTER THE FALL - Watch the replay of exactly how it happened. - Save a share card of your final pose and post the wreckage. - Endless mode, or the Daily Challenge - one tower, the same for every player that day. - A global leaderboard with country flags. FAIR BY DESIGN - No ads. None anywhere, including on the screen where you just lost everything. - Plays fully offline. The leaderboard syncs when you are back online; nothing else needs a connection. - Coins are earned by beating your own height record, never by watching anything. - One-hand mode, for playing with a thumb or with one hand free. - English and Vietnamese, following your device language. Climb high. Or cry. Usually both.