STEEL HEAVEN

MOVE OR DIE Steel Heaven is a fast, free-flowing first-person action game built on one idea: your weapon is your legs. One sword. Total mobility. No health bar to hide behind — a single hit ends you. Death costs nothing but the clock, so respawn is instant and the only score that matters is how fast you clear the room. Pure speed, pure flow, zero hand-holding — then the leash comes off and the arena is yours to solve however you can move through it. THE ONLY DEFENSE IS MOVEMENT There is no block. No parry. No stamina bar. When the sky fills with homing volleys and rising pillars of demonic fire, you don't tank the hit — you read it and bend your route through it. Every attack is telegraphed, every gap is survivable, and every mistake costs you time, not lives. ONE SWORD, EVERY VERB - Dash — an additive burst that feeds your momentum instead of resetting it. Recharges on the ground or off a wall. - Double-jump & Wall-jump — kick off any surface, launch outward, chain wall to wall. - Tether — spear a surface and slingshot toward it. This is how you gain height. Aim high, fly high. - Lunge — close the gap and open a throat in the same motion. Earned speed is directional and permanent — you steer it, you never brake it. Nail your landings, chain your verbs, and hold a line of momentum that turns a whole arena into one unbroken run. Miss the timing and you're walking. Skill is the only speed limit. THE ENEMY IS RANGED. THE CHALLENGE IS REACHING IT. The horde hits from range. Closing the distance is the whole game — cross the gap before the volley lands, and end them the moment you arrive. NO TWO ARENAS THE SAME Every arena is generated, not memorized. You drop in from above, the FOV flares, the horde wakes — and the vertical battlefield below is never quite the one you learned last time. Walls, gaps, tether anchors and killing traps get rebuilt around you, so mastery is never a memorized path. It's reading a fresh space at full speed and finding your line through it. TEAR THEM APART Aggression is the fantasy. Dismember enemies mid-swing, fling ragdolls across the arena, and feed them to the environment — grinders that gib on contact, spikes that pin corpses to the wall for good. The gore is the reward for committing to the attack. RUN THE GAUNTLET Vertical arenas carved into a burning hell. Drop in, wake the horde, clear it as fast as you can. Every level ratchets the pressure. The clock is always running — and someone else has a faster time. No stamina. No hand-holding. No second chances. Just you, one sword, and the fastest line through hell.