The only way out is down
Race the whole lobby to the bottom of a tower nobody has seen before, steering past everything trying to stop you on the way down. Hit a hazard and you start again from the top.
A run takes a couple of minutes. Losing one takes about four seconds.
Twenty of you, one platform, one hole in the middle of it. Three-second countdown.
Under the hole is a tower generated from a fresh seed. Nobody in the lobby has played it.
Read each floor in half a second, pick a line through the gap, and do it again on the next one.
One winner. Victors head back to the lobby with shards to spend on cosmetics and emotes.
Settle it in a race, or find out how deep you can go.
The lobby drops into a full tower on a three-second countdown. One winner takes the round — everyone else gets to explain how it happened.
The tower keeps building itself under you for as long as you keep falling, and the only thing that matters is the depth number. A daily seed resets globally, so everyone is chasing the same shaft.
Dropper has been done before. Not like this.
You are never just falling. You steer the entire way down, learn the hazards, and memorise the seed. Everyone has the same job — you get to be the best at it.
Every course is built from a seed at one of five difficulties the host picks. Trillions of possible towers, so “I've played this one” is something nobody gets to say.
Drew a genuinely miserable seed? Call a vote, and the tower is thrown out and rebuilt for the round.
Friends join straight through Steam, and bots fill the empty slots so three people still get a full race.
Victories earn shards for the cosmetic slot wheel. Hats, colours and emotes — trophies to flex on your friends.
Between rounds the lobby is an open space to parkour around, try on new cosmetics and emote while the host gets the next race ready.
Captured in-engine. Full resolution in the press kit.
Up to twenty per lobby, online. Bots fill any empty slots, so a small group still gets a full race.
Yes. Dropper supports single-player, and Infinite Fall's daily seed gives you the same shaft everyone else in the world is falling down that day.
No. Every course is generated from a seed at one of five difficulties, with trillions of possibilities. You can share a seed if you want a rematch on the same one.
PC via Steam.
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