
A roguelite horror descent, the deeper you go, the harder it'll be to climb.
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Down We Go is a little roguelite horror game about taking an elevator way deeper than anyone should.
Every time you go down, the place rearranges itself. Sometimes you’ll run into things that want you gone, sometimes things that don’t care, and sometimes things that are… weirdly helpful? It’s a toss-up.
You can fight stuff, sneak around it, or just book it to the next floor if things get messy. Upgrades come from leveling, exploring, or dealing with some questionable entities that definitely aren’t doing it out of kindness.
The world’s pretty grim, and getting “free” usually means diving even deeper.
Just remember: going down is easy.
Figuring out how to go back up is the hard part.
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Languages: English
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