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A surreal first-person platformer horror game where you descend into nightmarish architecture, solve spatial puzzles, and survive grotesque creatures.
DepthLess does not follow a traditional story.
Instead, it delivers a deeply atmospheric experience — a descent through surreal, decaying environments filled with disturbingly unnatural creatures and oppressive silence.
There are no dialogues, cutscenes, or exposition.
Every step forward leads you deeper into environments that become increasingly abstract, corrupted, and hostile.
The real narrative is your journey downward — facing the unknown, solving subtle spatial puzzles, and surviving a world that clearly wasn't made for humans.
There is no traditional story in DepthLess.
Instead, the experience itself is the story — a wordless descent through isolated architecture, shifting environments, and your own perception.
With every fall, the world becomes more distorted.
There is no narrator, no cutscene. Only space, sound, and your decisions.
rapidly press R and Spacebar to move forward.
It might feel tricky at first, but once you get used to it, it becomes much easier!
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