Hell Rush: Demonfall

Hell doesn't want you to leave. It's going to make you earn it.
You're a demon ball who got tired of the pit — so you're climbing out, one desperate swipe at a time. Swipe down, launch up, land on whatever's still standing. The platforms don't care if you make it. Neither does hell.
Some runs you'll find wings and glide past the worst of it. Some runs you'll go greedy on a 2x coin streak and pay for it two jumps later. Some runs invincibility saves you right when everything's about to go wrong. Most runs, nothing saves you, and you fall all the way back down.
That's fine. Hell's patient. So are you.
No ads interrupting your climb. No energy bar telling you to wait. No paywall between you and the next attempt. You bought your way in — the rest is just you, your reflexes, and how far you can push it before you fall.
Fast-paced reflex platforming. Roguelike-style runs, no two the same. Built for players who want the climb to actually mean something.
How far can you get before hell pulls you back down?