The Floor Is Lying: Troll Game

Run. Jump. Reach the door. It sounds simple, and that is the first lie. The Floor Is Lying is a troll game that looks like a calm little platformer. Then the floor drops, the spikes turn out to have been hiding, the coin bites, the ceiling comes down, and the door grows legs and runs away. You will die. A lot. Every death teaches you one more lie, and every level can be beaten. There is no luck and nothing random, only a trap that knows exactly what you are about to do. What you get • 40 hand-made levels in 4 chapters, from a gentle first door to 10 tall towers with checkpoint flags • Fake floors, hidden spikes, saws, crushers and a door that runs away • Simple, tight controls: left, right, jump • A new daily trap every day, the same one for every player in the world, and a streak to keep • Three medals on every level: clear it, clear it without dying, beat the clock • 25 achievements, with hats, glasses and other accessories to earn • A hint ghost that shows you the way from where you stand when a level keeps winning • The whole campaign plays offline Build a trap, troll a friend The Workshop is a level maker for people with bad intentions. Lay the floor, hide the spikes, set the saw, then beat your own level to prove it can be done. Send it as a 9-character code, or as a card your friend can scan. No links and no account. Your friend sees how many times you died, tries to do better, and sends a trap back for revenge. Every death, one video After a rough level, the game cuts your deaths into a short vertical video, ready to save or share. Your rage quit, already edited. What is free, and what Gold adds The first 11 levels, the daily trap, your friends' traps and the basic Workshop are free to play, and the game has no ads. Gold is a single in-app purchase, not a subscription. It adds: • 29 more levels: the rest of chapter 2, all of chapter 3 and the towers of chapter 4 • Every Workshop piece, wires and 30 save slots • 12 full outfits, such as the ninja, the astronaut and the wizard, each with its own door, trail and sounds • The night scene, a second and harder daily trap, and slow mode If you like hard platformers that play fair, rage games you finish anyway, and pranking a friend with a level you built yourself, this one is for you. Available in English and Arabic. No sign-up needed. The floor says it is safe. Go on.