This title really does say it all. Climb is a mobile game that may have cartoony graphics, but its simplicity is perfect for casual audiences who don’t want to commit to a mobile game that is overly complicated.
The player controls a character who is literally leaping from rocks to rocks while climbing the side of the mountain. The rock spaces, terrain and other obstacles differ, which promises that things never get stale. The control system only features two buttons and is free, meaning that anyone can get in on mountain climbing while on the go.
Mountain Climb 4×4: Offroad Car
For such a specific genre, Mountain Climb 4 x4 has made things interesting with its use of vehicles and how they handle steep, winding terrain. The game features the basic controls of driving games which include acceleration, reverse and brakes. The landscape may not exactly mirror ones in real life, but the creatively sloped environment makes for a thrilling off road experience.
When the slopes start becoming manageable, obstacles that are increasingly challenging will begin to surface. Like many other titles in this genre, the goal is to maneuver around the harsh roads without following off. This game is free to play.
Mountain Climb Stunt: Off Road Car Racing Games
Believe it or not, Mountain Climb Stunt is not made from the same developer as Mountain Climb 4×4, despite how similar their names are. Mountain climb Stunt focuses less on the rigorous landscape of the mountains and more on off-road vehicles and their ability to adapt to such difficult terrain.
Monster trucks are the name of the game and performing stunts off ramps and other obstacles will be the way to win. Players can enjoy its 3d graphics and customizability of cars. Trials and other challenges await to test you and see whether you have what it takes to come out on top. This game is free to play.
Hang Line Mountain Climber
Despite the perilous nature that comes with mountain climbing, Hang Line does well to reduce the stakes with its cartoonish graphics and clean interface. The game cleverly conveys simplicity while avoiding the game from being bare bones. Players will use an avatar to traverse the mountain side with a grappling hook and nothing more.
The neat aspect about this simple mechanic is that players will have to learn the distances of each grapple and when to time the swings appropriately to avoid falling debris and other obstacles. Wild animals and other adversaries will be present, which means thinking on your feet is a must if you want to climb the levels. Hang Line is a free to play game that lets anyone be a hero.
Snow Cliff Climbing 2017
Snow Cliff Climbing is the closest a player can get to climbing a dangerous mountain in virtual space. The game has a unique first person view that simply shows the player’s two arms traversing up a mountain side with relentless snow. The weather is chaotic and the overall setting makes for a grim journey. Players will be timed and will only have a left button and a right button to control each arm. It may not be the newest game around, but its unique take on the niche genre and free price tag makes it worth a shot.
Hang Climb Adventure – Grand mountain Climber
Despite not really climbing a mountain in a traditional sense, Hang Climb Adventure does put a fair amount of effort into emulating the experience of mountain climbing with its use of steep rocky walls, obstacles and climbing equipment. The graphics are extremely light hearted and colourful, ensuring casual audiences that fun is the main priority over all else.
Items can be found during each climb and reward systems are implemented that allow for the earning of rare axes and diamonds. The game is challenge-based, but the timer still makes way for more competitive players. The game is free to play.
Climbing Everest
The name says it all; players will have to climb the grueling mount Everest, but the graphics lean towards the light-hearted, cartoony side of it. Climbing rocks in third person is also the core of this game, but a fluctuating gauge per jump will be present that waves from green to red.
As the pin swings back and forth on the gauge, players will have to time themselves perfectly to land on the middle portion of the bar to get an optimal leap. The game only has three difficulties, but the game rewards impeccable timing over all else. This is a free to play title.
Rocky Climb
Possibly winning the award of “most playful graphics” on this list, Rocky Climb is a visually striking treat for newcomers to the genre. Players will control a muscular man who will have to hop between rocks as seen in other titles.
Rocky Climb is meant to be a fast, but laid back experience that simply tests players on their skills as a climber, while also allowing each of them to express themselves via their customisation menu on the said muscular man. The game is not meant to be a competitive entry, but a quick fix to pass the time. Title gets much right and is free to play.
Source: United News of Bangladesh