Siege Climb

A new castle every day, the same for everyone. One attempt. Climb past your own grave, keep your streak, and share how far you got.

A sorcerer took Emberhold in a single night, and every night since he has moved its walls. The king's army gave up and went home. One knight stayed.

A knight is climbing the wall of a castle that would rather he did not.

Jump from ledge to ledge, higher and higher, while a wall of fire rises underneath you. Stop moving and it catches you. There is no top — only how far you got.

The castle fights back the higher you go. Rocks come down off the battlements. Archers take aim from the balconies, and can be landed on if you are brave about it. Shutters bang open in the towers to loose a volley across your route or pour boiling oil down it.

Nothing up there kills you without warning first. Every hazard tells you it is coming and where — reading the wall is the game.

• One thumb, or none: steer by tilting the phone, or by holding either side of the screen. Jumping happens on its own.
• Ledges that break, balconies that slide, catapults that fling you up a whole screen.
• Gold to chase, a shield that eats one hit, and a grapple that hauls you upward.
• A new castle every day: the Daily Siege is the same climb for everyone, one attempt, a streak to keep and a result to share.
• Your falls stay on the wall. Climb past your own grave; beat the flag at your best height.
• Free, and the whole game is here: no adverts, no in-app purchases, no accounts. Leaderboards through Game Center, if you want them.