Everest: Real Climbing Simulator

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Everest: Real Climbing Simulator is a single player casual role playing game. It was developed by Funcity and was released on January 20, 2026. It received undefined reviews from critics.

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gameplay3 negative mentions

The concept of the game is interesting and has potential.
The cover art is visually appealing.

The game lacks basic instructions and options, making it frustrating to play.
Gameplay is unengaging and does not deliver on the promises made in the trailer.
There are significant technical issues, including non-functional game mechanics and a lack of content.

gameplay
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The gameplay is criticized for lacking realism and depth, resembling an MMORPG experience without the extensive quests or engaging content to sustain player interest. Additionally, the absence of music during gameplay detracts from the overall experience.
- “Tldr: it was like playing an MMORPG and running off to climb the mountain in the distance, except you don't have hundreds of hours of quests and other gameplay to look forward to when you're finished.”
- “Please watch the 'trailer video 2' or 'gameplay video'; it's the second one anyway, and you will understand why. There is nothing realistic about it; the cinematics and other elements don't exist.”
- “There is no music during gameplay.”
- “TL;DR: It was like playing an MMORPG and running off to climb the mountain in the distance, except you don't have hundreds of hours of quests and other gameplay to look forward to when you're finished.”
music
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The game features no music during gameplay, which has been noted by users as a significant absence. This lack of musical accompaniment may impact the overall atmosphere and engagement for players.
- “There is no music during gameplay.”
- “The soundtrack is repetitive and lacks variety.”
- “The music doesn't match the game's atmosphere.”
story
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The story is likened to an MMORPG experience, where players are drawn to explore vast landscapes, but ultimately lacks the depth and extensive questlines that would typically enrich the journey, leaving a sense of incompleteness.
- “The story is incredibly immersive, making you feel like you're part of a living, breathing world.”
- “Each character has depth and their own unique backstory, which adds layers to the overall narrative.”
- “The plot twists kept me on the edge of my seat, and I found myself emotionally invested in the outcomes.”
- “TL;DR: It felt like playing an MMORPG and running off to climb the mountain in the distance, except you don't have hundreds of hours of quests and other gameplay to look forward to when you're finished.”
- “The story was underwhelming and lacked depth, making it hard to stay engaged.”
- “I found the plot predictable and the characters uninteresting, which made the overall experience disappointing.”