You Can't Finish: One Life, One Level, Infinite Frustration

7/13/2026, 1:44:58 AM

Release date: 7/22/2021

Tags: #adventure #platformer #3d-platformer #indie #3d #perma-death #singleplayer

User Reviews

Score: 91%Positive
Review Count: 11 reviews
Fetched At: 8/29/2026, 5:31:46 AM

Reference prices

Japan

¥ 235 (JPY)

Steam JP

$1.99 (USD)

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Japan Price: ¥ 235
Global Price: $1.99
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Price Checked At: 8/28/2026, 5:07:01 PM

Key highlight

A challenging 3D platformer where you must complete a single, obstacle-filled level with only one life. Developed by Ilmir Nasertdinov, it offers a pure test of precision and persistence.

Who this is for

Highly recommended for players seeking the tension of a one-life challenge and the satisfaction of overcoming obstacles through repeated attempts. Its simple yet deep gameplay is sure to ignite your competitive spirit.

Details

Overview

You Can't Finish is a challenging 3D platformer developed and published by Ilmir Nasertdinov. This indie title throws players into a single, meticulously designed level with a singular objective: reach the end. The catch? You only get one life. Every mistake means starting the entire level over from scratch, testing your patience and precision.

Highlights

Permadeath Platforming: Experience the thrill and terror of a single life in a demanding 3D environment.
Single Level Challenge: Master one expansive level with numerous obstacles and tricky jumps.
Indie Development: Created by Ilmir Nasertdinov, this game offers a focused and pure platforming experience.

Who It's For

This game is for players who relish a steep challenge and enjoy the satisfaction of overcoming difficult obstacles through sheer persistence. If you're a fan of precision platformers and don't mind restarting levels frequently, You Can't Finish might be your next obsession. It's also for those who appreciate a bit of dark humor, as the game offers 'funny motivational tips' to keep you going (or perhaps mock your failures).