Fit check
Is oOo: Ascension worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Speedrunning fans who enjoy short levels and time-based goals
- Players who want difficult reflex challenges and do not mind repeated attempts
- Friends looking for local co-op races or head-to-head runs
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a gradual difficulty curve may find the challenges sharply demanding.
- Those who prefer long levels or varied session pacing may find the seconds-long stages repetitive.
- Players looking for combat-focused racing may prefer a game centered on vehicles and weapons.
Our take on oOo: Ascension
The pitch centers on fast runs through 90 levels, but the described difficulty ranges from hard to rage-inducing. The short completion times therefore do not mean the stages are quick to master; patience and repeated attempts are part of the stated challenge.
What is oOo: Ascension?
oOo: Ascension is a platformer and speedrunning game built around short levels and timed runs.
Guide a ship through 90 stages divided into 9 Sectors, avoiding walls, spinning blades, lasers, and other hazards. Each level can be completed in seconds, though the vendor describes the challenges as ranging from hard to rage-inducing. Local co-op lets two players race together or compete against each other. Sector leaderboards show global rankings, while ghost replays display a level's fastest time or the latest attempt if the level is unfinished. Neon visuals and electronic music accompany the runs. The game emphasizes reflexes, patience, and repeated attempts to improve completion times.
How oOo: Ascension plays
- 01Local co-op races
- Two players can race together or compete against one another.
- 02Sector leaderboards
- Global rankings are available for each of the 9 Sectors.
- 03Time-trial ghosts
- A ghost shows the fastest run on a completed level, or the latest attempt on an unfinished one.
- 04Distinct level sectors
- The 90 levels are grouped into 9 Sectors, each with its own challenges and visual style.
oOo: Ascension compared to similar games
Unlike SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER, which combines running, jumping, dodging, and shooting, oOo: Ascension centers on steering a ship around hazards and improving level times. GRIP: Combat Racing focuses on vehicle races with weapons, while oOo: Ascension describes short, individual obstacle courses with Sector leaderboards and ghosts.
oOo: Ascension: platforms & release
Is oOo: Ascension worth it?
It is worth it if: speedrunning fans who enjoy short levels and time-based goals. Skip it if: players seeking a gradual difficulty curve may find the challenges sharply demanding.
Where can I download oOo: Ascension?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens oOo: Ascension's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is oOo: Ascension on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
