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Baseball Bros IO

Meccha Chameleon

Retro Bowl 26

Deadshot IO

Street Escape

Melon Sandbox

Airborne BMX

Flip Spot

Turbo Flip

Parking Adventure

Brainrot Park

Blocky Xtreme

Fish Dive

Cheat or Repeat

Wurst Dash
At first glance, Level Devil – Not A Troll Game looks like a classic, harmless platformer with simple pixel graphics and short levels. But after just a few seconds, you'll realize: this game is anything but kind.
Everything in Level Devil is designed to trick the player. Floors can disappear, traps appear without warning, and what seems safe is often the very reason you lose.

The goal of each level is clear: reach the finish line. No side quests, no complicated items. But the path to get there is anything but predictable.
The game constantly changes how traps are placed. In some levels, you die from falling into a pit, in others, a wall crashes down on you, or the floor suddenly collapses the moment you step on it. What's noteworthy is that many traps only appear after you've already trusted them.
The feeling of losing repeatedly but still wanting to replay is what makes Level Devil so addictive.
The controls are familiar to anyone who has played platform games:
There are no complex combos or special skills. Your survival depends solely on reflexes, memory, and composure.
The game doesn't try to make you happy, but to make you lose your guard.
If you're a fan of frustrating but captivating platform games, Basket Shot offers a similar experience – easy to play but not easy to win.