Enter the relentless world of Death Elevator, a sleek, low-poly First Person Shooter (FPS) where every decision matters and every encounter could be your last. With a one-hit death mechanic and dynamic slow-motion, each battle demands precision and quick reflexes. Ascend through randomised floors, battling waves of enemies with ever-changing weapons, as you unravel the mystery behind the elevator. Stripped of upgrades, skill trees, and progression systems, Death Elevator focuses purely on your skill...

Take out your enemies as you make your way up through the floors

Death Elevator sees you getting out of an elevator, taking down all the enemies on that floor and then getting in another elevator and rising to the next floor. This process is repeated until you reach the top or die trying.

You start with a humble, unlimited ammo, pistol. However, you can pick up other weapons as you go. Knowing these weapons pros and cons on the level you're currently on, means that you can ignore them completely if you feel it will harm your progression.

Your enemies are not weaponless and will either fire at you, or run at you with a knife. You can dodge or shoot the bullets out of the air (time slows down when projectiles are close) but the quicker you take down your foes, the quicker you'll get to the next floor.

Death Elevator focuses purely on your skill

There are a number of floors where there are no enemies, and you simply have to wander around looking for the next elevator. If you're shot or stabbed then that's the end of the game and you'll have to start over.

Fun in short blasts, this is a game you'll want to return to in order to beat your personal best.

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Nick Smithson