$2.49Touch the Sky
An aiming-based action game featuring "one-shot tension." Bounce the ball with your shots in a cylindrical space to reach the top. Fall and start over. Only your skills matter.
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From the Steam store
Fall once, restart from the beginning. Aim for the top, challenge your limits.
Touch the Sky is a challenging action game that tests your precise aiming and calm decision-making. Players move up and down within a cylindrical space, shooting a ball to make it bounce higher and gradually reaching for the sky.
[Game Features]
Simple Controls, Difficult Challenge: With just WS keys for vertical movement, mouse for aiming, and clicking to shoot, the controls are simple, yet the gameplay demands extremely high skill
One-shot Tension: If you drop the ball once, you'll be sent back to the bottom floor. There are no save points - practice is the only way to improve
Physics-based Gameplay: Ball movements based on physics simulations create unpredictable yet logical behavior
Obstacles and Mechanisms: Various obstacles and mechanisms appear as you progress upward. Each stage requires different strategies
[How to Play]
Move freely up and down within the space and hit the ball with your Raycast to make it bounce upward. The ball bounces at a random angle upward, so you need to predict its next position and constantly move to the optimal location.
Gradually increase your altitude while avoiding obstacles, aiming for the top. However, if you drop the ball once, you'll have to start all over again. There are no save points - falling means starting from scratch.
Hone your ball control techniques, overcome obstacles, and challenge your own limits. What's important in this game is patience, concentration, and a spirit that never gives up.
[Why You Should Play This Game]
Pure skill-based gameplay where only your abilities matter
A unique tension created by the fear of falling and the challenge of reaching heights
Growth curve that lets you feel your gradual improvement
Simple yet profound game mechanics
Emotional rollercoaster between frustration and success, similar to Getting Over It
Touch the Sky was made for players who enjoy challenges, who want to push their limits, and who seek a sense of achievement.
How high can you reach?
