Die Trying vs Level Liar

Will you overcome the challenge to reach the gates of heaven or will you fall into the gates of hell??? Traps can show up out of nowhere, spikes can move unexpectedly and ceilings can fall down on you as you make your way through the many different levels. One wrong step and it's game over. Don't get angry, haha... Good luck!!!

Level Liar: Invisible Demon. It looks like a cute little platformer. It is not. Every tile, every door and every friendly sign in Level Liar was placed by a smug little demon with one goal: making you fall for it. Again. And again. Walk forward and the floor vanishes. Reach the exit and the door runs away. Touch a checkpoint and it laughs: "Nothing was saved." You will die a lot. You will laugh more. 50 DEVIOUS LEVELS Ten handcrafted classics, then forty escalating gauntlets full of climbs, drops, towers, dark tunnels and full-speed chase sequences. One level in eight, something huge is coming for you. Run. 25+ WAYS TO GET TROLLED • Ghost floors and holes that slide under your feet • Doors that flee, fake doors, and one extremely fake ending • Pop-up spikes, falling ceilings, crushers, saw blades • Gravity flips: the ceiling is just another floor • Total darkness, strobe lights, reversed controls, ice, conveyors • Fake checkpoints, lying signs — one sign literally falls on your head • Your own shadow, replaying your moves, hunting you down FAIR, IN ITS OWN EVIL WAY Instant respawns, generous checkpoints (the real ones), tight controls with coyote time and buffered jumps. Every trap can be beaten. Every death is your fault. That's what makes it fun. PLAY EVERYWHERE One game, every screen: touch controls on iPhone and iPad, keyboard and mouse on Mac, Siri Remote or any game controller on Apple TV. Your progress, deaths counter and personal best are saved. The demon is waiting. The floor is ready. How many deaths will it take you?