Idols of Ash is a first-person horror game with a physics-based climbing system where you descend into a gigantic ancient structure, using a grappling hook and your own coordination to stay on the walls and avoid falling. The gameplay is built on movement, grip control, and constant tension, as any mistake can lead to a fall of hundreds of meters or an encounter with whatever's already hot on your trail. Falling is part of the journey There are no safe spots or certainties about the next step. Surfaces are not always comfortable, distances are deceptive, and movement requires precise calculation. Sometimes you have to take risks, clinging to ledges that look precarious, hoping for enough time and reflexes to gain a foothold. The sheer sensation of height is as oppressive as anything else. The pursuit heightens the tension and keeps you on your toes. The creature isn't always visible, but its presence is felt through sounds and the environment. At such moments, movement becomes faster and less precise, which only increases the chance of error. The game constantly forces you to choose between caution and trying to get ahead at any cost. Features of the game A short but concentrated walkthrough. Different levels of difficulty with changes. Focus on sound design and atmosphere. Minimal, distraction-free interface.