Dumb Ways to Climb

About

Dumb Ways to Climb is a platformer where you guide a goofy character named Bean up increasingly ridiculous structures. Each level features absurd obstacles like bouncing on office chairs or dodging falling staplers. Controls are simple but deliberately clunky, matching the game’s intentionally chaotic vibe. The goal isn’t precision, it’s seeing how many dumb moves you can make before things go off the rails. The game’s charm comes from its commitment to being delightfully terrible. Developed in just seven days by Metro Trains Melbourne, it leans into its low-effort origins with unapologetic humor. Players appreciate the tongue-in-cheek design and the way it pokes fun at itself at every turn. With a 4.2 star average on App Store reviews, it’s clear people enjoy the intentionally bad.