ActionFit check
Is Beat Me If You Can worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- 3D platformer fans who want hazard-focused obstacle courses
- Players who enjoy difficult jumps and moving traps
- Players looking for a short sequence of five themed levels
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a low-pressure platformer, since the levels are presented as highly difficult and include numerous hazards
- Players who prefer varied activities between stages, rather than a progression centered on navigating obstacle courses
- Players looking for a large collection of levels beyond the five described
Our take on Beat Me If You Can
Rather than foregrounding exploration or combat, this platformer centers its structure on hazardous traversal. Its five stages vary the obstacles, from pipes and fans to obscuring glass and moving lasers, while pickups provide extra lives.
What is Beat Me If You Can?
This 3D platformer has five levels, each built around obstacle courses and hazards.
The first takes place in an ancient Asian temple, with spiked bridges and acid pots. The second features swinging and rotating pipes alongside moving platforms. In the third, fans, spikes, and rotating platforms pose hazards high in the sky. The fourth uses glass walkways that obscure visibility, moving lasers, and small platforms that can flip, push, or rotate. The final level is called the Demon’s Home. Pickups can grant an extra life, and the levels are presented as a difficult journey where progress depends on navigating the traps.
How Beat Me If You Can plays
- 01Five obstacle levels
- The courses move from an ancient temple setting through pipe and sky stages to glass platforms and a final level called the Demon’s Home.
- 02Pickup-based extra lives
- Collecting pickups can grant another life during the platforming challenge.
- 03Changing hazards
- Obstacles include swinging pipes, fans, acid pots, moving lasers, and platforms that can shift or rotate.
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Beat Me If You Can: platforms & release
Is Beat Me If You Can worth it?
It is worth it if: 3D platformer fans who want hazard-focused obstacle courses. Skip it if: players seeking a low-pressure platformer, since the levels are presented as highly difficult and include numerous hazards.
Where can I download Beat Me If You Can?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Beat Me If You Can's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Beat Me If You Can on?
Windows only.
