Klifur

Klifur is an original physics-based puzzle game focused on indoor climbing. You play a floppy climber and your goal is to scale a climbing wall by controlling each of the four limbs individually (two hands and two feet). Click and drag each hand or foot to latch onto the colored holds. The realistic (but exaggerated) physics make movements clumsy, dynamic, and often hilarious: the body swings, tips, and contorts in a very organic way. You must manage balance, tension, and fatigue (stamina).
You can test your climbing skills across 12 progressively challenging levels whose main objective is to reach the final hold at the top of each wall. There is also a bonus objective: beat the developer’s time or optimal route to earn a star for each level.
It’s a great game for fans of physics puzzles in the vein of Getting Over It or A Difficult Game About Climbing, but more accessible and climbing-focused. It requires precision, patience, and a bit of creativity in your movements. Perfect for short, funny play sessions!

If you like the game, you can wishlist Klifur on Steam.