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There probably is a game like this in some other, idk. So you're in a tower (Like a VERY long tower) with like 20 players, and you have to parkour up to the top. Water/lava rises quickly, and you die if you fall into it.
Originally, I was thinking that the first person that reaches the top would be winner, but I realized hackers could easily win the game. However, if the parkour is moderately challenging (easy to travel through, difficult to reach the top), and the water/lava rises quickly enough, the last person surviving could be the winner.
Of course people make mistakes, and going up very high to fall due to a small mistake would be terrible. So, occasionally the water/lava should stop rising for a brief amount of time. Also, there should be flat platforms, so even if you fall down, you are likely to fall on the platforms and not the water.
I guess there could be a shop where you can buy extra lives or other perks like teleport (I don't have much ideas about this rn).
So yeah...that's my idea. Sorry if I didn't explain it properly, this just spilled out of my brain xD
Feel free to question, comment, or criticize
Originally, I was thinking that the first person that reaches the top would be winner, but I realized hackers could easily win the game. However, if the parkour is moderately challenging (easy to travel through, difficult to reach the top), and the water/lava rises quickly enough, the last person surviving could be the winner.
Of course people make mistakes, and going up very high to fall due to a small mistake would be terrible. So, occasionally the water/lava should stop rising for a brief amount of time. Also, there should be flat platforms, so even if you fall down, you are likely to fall on the platforms and not the water.
I guess there could be a shop where you can buy extra lives or other perks like teleport (I don't have much ideas about this rn).
So yeah...that's my idea. Sorry if I didn't explain it properly, this just spilled out of my brain xD
Feel free to question, comment, or criticize

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