Green Heights, a new precision platformer with a demo on PC

Green Heights is finally revealed on PC with a playable demo. This new indie title promises a very challenging experience. Solo developer Samuel Dufour underwent the task to craft this new experience for PC players, and it looks solid. There is an eerie sensation that oozes from the graphical fidelity of this game that reality sets you in the mood to climb quick. It might be the lack of illumination, or the fact that the texture quality is low on purpose, as if it were a game lost to time. We at Infinite Start will cover this new indie experience.

Climb high in Green Heights

In the myriads of procedural generated indie titles, it is nice to see a bit of change in the scenes landscape. Its not often to see a game that has parkour as a main mechanic, and we receive it with open arms. This new game has you climbing up an area that really feels like a terrarium. With your nimble movements, it is possible to make even the toughest of jumps, however, it only takes one fall to start from zero. This game is no joke, there is a reason why the Psychological Horror tag is there. Being always on edge by not wanting to fall is truly the nerve wracking situation in an enjoyable and fun way.

It is understated how many different games come and go in the scene. There’s myriads of worlds to explore and experiences to have with them. Making them obviously more varied than the average triple A space, which is currently suffering severe quality issues. There is still no proper release date for the game, but we can assume that it might launch in 2025. In case you are interested in testing your parkour ability in a mysterious environment you can give the demo a try. If you liked the game, show support to the developer by wishlisting it.