Get ready for vertigo-inducing action in Duck Adventure: Climb Up High, a parkour climber that pushes agility and nerves to the limit. As a fearless free runner, you must tap and drag your way up towering skyscrapers, across precarious cranes, and over death-defying gaps hundreds of stories above the bustling city streets.
With simple intuitive controls, stunningly rendered urban environments and customizable characters, Duck Adventure: Climb Up High condenses the essence of classic platforming into an exhilarating vertical gauntlet. How high can your parkour skills take you? The sky’s the limit!
FEATURES
- With a simple drag and tap interface, navigating dizzying architecture high above the city is smooth and intuitive. Dodge obstacles, swing across handholds and more with precision.
- From towering skyscrapers to construction sites and bridges, iconic urban landscapes are recreated with remarkable fidelity to highlight the incredible heights. Vertigo not included!
- Routes regenerate daily, providing fresh sequences of rooftops, construction cranes, scaffolding and other towering structures to ascend in new ways.
- Put parkour prowess to the test timing slides under barriers, swinging over gaps and avoiding hazards across dynamically shifting courses. Think fast!
- Acrobatic abilities are useful, but power-ups like magnet gloves, jetpacks and bounce shoes help stick that landing. Grab them along the route.
- Compare high scores on social leaderboards to prove who the best parkour pro is. Bragging rights await the most daring climbers!
- Select from a diverse cast like Jessica, Jackie and more, each with their own look. Then dress them up with stylish outfits!
- Navigate different obstacles and lighting conditions as the backdrop shifts from bright sunny days to cool neon-lit nights.
- Easy swipe and tap controls allow anyone to perform impossible-looking moves. Parkour for the people!
- Experience parkour at dizzying new heights in Duck Adventure: Climb Up High! Race to the top of this towering urban playground.
