
3000m to Whatever’s up There
Action
Platform
Adventure
Indie
Jump. There must be something up there.
24 Oct, 2025
4 Jun, 2026
About this game
Jump. There must be something up there.
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Platforms:
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Release Date:
24 Oct, 2025
Modes:
Single player
Themes:
Action
Genres:
Platform, Adventure, Indie
Player Perspectives:
Side view
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