Cairn

Scaling an endless tower sounds simple enough — Cairn makes it anything but. Playing as Daisy, you climb a crumbling, ever-shifting monument where the terrain itself responds to your presence. Creatures scattered throughout the structure grant strange abilities, letting you reshape the ground, carve footholds, and leave behind paths that outlast your own passing.

What makes the climb genuinely interesting is how your alterations persist. A bridge you build, a ledge you flatten — these remain, shaping the experience for whoever follows. There's a quiet tension between helping future climbers and simply surviving the present moment.

The tower breathes with atmosphere. Strange fauna, shifting geometry, and a sense of mounting height give the whole thing a dreamlike weight. Platforming here isn't just about reflexes; it's about reading the environment and deciding what kind of mark you want to leave on it.