
Hellevator is a 2D platformer in hell where the only way to escape is to die. Find creative ways to die in order to solve the puzzles and progress through this infernal hotel.
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I love how its designed to be fun not too hard not too easy, its a really REALLY cool concept, and is just a really enjoyable experience in general
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I won't lie, I suck at this game. But that's what makes it fun! I love the process of figuring out the puzzles and then it's so satisfying when you do finally figure it out. If you like platformers and puzzles then I would definitely recommend.
Unbelievably addictive mind bending puzzle, once you figure out the mechanics. Boss fights are without hints and you just have to guess and try different solutions, you'll eventually find a way (i.e there must be a reason why you have the blue character[spoiler] that makes rocks[/spoiler] or why you have the yellow character[spoiler] that blows up[/spoiler]; also if you can't hurt the boss, maybe you have to run for your life or the boss hurts itself somehow etc). I would like to have some save points for myself, for example to find the missed Collectibles faster after finishing the game. Fortunately I only missed the second one, so it didn't take much time to arrive where needed. This link helped: https://gameplay.tips/guides/10861-hellevator.html
[h1]The game is pretty decent[/h1] [h3]Puzzles[/h3] The puzzles get better the more you play. As you progress, the game adds new mechanics and ramps up the difficulty. There are also obstacles and bosses that make things even more interesting. [h3]Story[/h3] At the beginning, the story isn’t super clear, but as you go further, it starts to come together. By the end, everything is explained in more detail, and honestly, the ending is pretty good. [h3]Extras[/h3] There are also collectibles, which is a nice bonus. It’s great that the game gives you something extra to do instead of just focusing on the main puzzles. For people who enjoy exploring or going for 100% completion, it’s a cool addition. [h3]Conclusion[/h3] The game isn’t super short. The game takes about 1–2 hours to fully complete and it’s really entertaining, especially for a free game. If you like platformers with puzzles, it’s definitely worth a try.
ölerek kazan nice game
Hellevator is a classic example of a common phenomenon: good idea, poor execution.
Hellevator is a tricky puzzle game where you have to die but make sure there is a body nearby to be able to go to after death. It was pretty hard and i didn't fully finish it because i got stuck but i give it a 7/10
Really fun platformer. The core death and soul transfer mechanic is really cool. The art and general aesthetic are fantastic. I had a really good time playing this one.
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