- May 24, 2021
- Quasar Games
Hellevator
91%Game Brain Score
gameplay, music
stability, optimization
91% User Score 187 reviews
Platforms
About
Hellevator is a 2D platformer in hell where the only way to escape is to die. Find creative ways to die in order to solve the puzzles and progress through this infernal hotel.





Audience ScoreBased on 187 reviews
gameplay24 positive mentions
stability6 negative mentions
- Unique and innovative mechanic where dying allows players to switch bodies, adding depth to the gameplay.
- Visually appealing with a charming art style and a fitting soundtrack that enhances the overall experience.
- Fun and engaging puzzles that provide a satisfying challenge without being overly difficult.
- The game suffers from various bugs and glitches that can disrupt gameplay, including crashes and issues with controls.
- Level design can feel convoluted and sometimes lacks clarity, making navigation and puzzle-solving frustrating.
- Some players found the puzzles to be too easy or lacking in depth, leading to a less rewarding experience.
gameplay
53 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by a unique and innovative mechanic where players must die to switch bodies, creating a fresh take on puzzle platforming. While many players find the core mechanics engaging and addictive, some critique the level design for being too simplistic or allowing for unintended solutions. Overall, the game combines creative mechanics with appealing visuals and music, though it could benefit from more challenging puzzles and boss encounters.
“Unbelievably addictive mind-bending puzzle, once you figure out the mechanics.”
“The central mechanic of dying is very original and very well implemented, as it does not become repetitive at any time due to the different situations presented to the player.”
“The game keeps surprising you with unexpected sequences and by implementing new mechanics and new things progressively as you advance.”
“I don't understand how this game has this high of a rating; the level design combined with its janky mechanics is a nightmare.”
“I encountered quite a few bugs starting with the main menu when I tried to go into the options or control tab, and some gameplay bugs related to controlling 2 characters or during text dialogue/picking up a collectible.”
“The game introduces quite a few mechanics, and while they are unique, there were many times where I ended up not using them and just running through to reach the exit, which I felt was a bit lame.”