Skyhill

Skyhill drops you in a penthouse after World War III and makes you descend 100 floors of mutant-infested brutality with nothing but what you can scavenge and craft. The core loop is pure logistics: scour rooms for food, materials, and crafting recipes, then decide whether to fight, flee, or rest. Crafting is the real currency here, better weapons come from combining found scraps, not lucky drops. Combat is turn-based and forgiving if you've stockpiled supplies, punishing if you haven't. The survival tension works best in early runs when resources feel genuinely scarce. Late-game floors lose some of that pressure once you've figured out the optimal patrol routes and crafting chains. It's a small, focused game without the narrative weight or presentation polish you'd expect from bigger survival titles, but the inventory tetris and floor-by-floor attrition have enough teeth to reward careful planning over fancy reflexes.

Diego · Scout Team

Strategy & simulation

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