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About This Game

The thing is: you don't know where you are, and you don't know how you got there, but everything seems to tell you should move in the only direction you can: upwards. Surelly that will magically solve all your problems.

Risewards is a single-player game featuring tons of puzzles with some peculiar features that make it unique, while usually puzzle games are just about solving them. In this game, rules are not written, so you must wiselly decide your next step, as everything can (and will) change any aspect in the current run, or the future ones, or the puzzles... who knows; but something will surelly change: your chance of success.

Pls explain better

Ok. The game is basically a room with a puzzle surrounded by neighbor rooms. The goal usually is to reach a neighbor room of your chose by completing the puzzle and repeat that until you finish the run and obtain prices or unlock things for better and more exciting future runs, or simply to learn how to stink less. You can rotate the world but the player wont follow, there's also several dimensions that could get you lost, and, while you can just complete puzzles in order to be able to reach the neighbor rooms, sometimes the smartest decision could be to find another way to solve it, or skip it, maybe hack it? farm items tricking the game? or maybe even drop into the void? (no pls). This is a puzzle game where tricking the game itself to make your own way to the end is usually rewarded (is up to you to discover how).

What are you on?

Nothing, I swear. In this game everything counts for real, you might need to hack a puzzle to steal an object from it in order to solve a future puzzle (or even another run's puzzle), or repeat it while using strange ways to clone an object, you're given freedom, and any action of your freedom will count (even a simple lightswitch position, beware the electrical bill lol). The difficulty will increase the more you play, and the more puzzles you unlock.

You must also build a good sinergy in the run by knowing when is better to hack a puzzle, turn a light, take an object, choose an specific neighbor, switch dimensions, or to -enter any other game mechanic here- In order to reach the end, as bad choices could make you never reach it.

More? More!

Several difficulty modes, need hints?

Seeded runs so you can retry or share them with your friends (or enemies)

Premade challenges built to test your skills

It's not because I made it, but its a pretty nice looking game, beautiful

Key features

Non-linear progression

User decisions DO count

Unique puzzle style