📝 Infinite Tower – Changelog v1.2

❄ Floor 3: Frozen Ruins Update

The climb turns cold. Precision now matters.

🧊 New Floor Added – Frozen Ruins

• Fully completed Floor 3 with a distinct frozen biome theme

• Ancient stone ruins overtaken by ice and snow

• High-contrast blue and white visual design

• Layered wall textures combining packed ice, blue ice, cracked stone bricks, and snow elements

• Environmental depth with frozen structural details

🚤 Major Gameplay Addition – Boat Parkour

• Multiple boat jump sections are integrated into the core progression

• Momentum-based traversal mechanics

• Speed control challenges using blue ice surfaces

• Precision dismount timing is required for successful jumps

• High-skill movement routes reward advanced players

This is the first floor introducing a movement-based mechanic shift, expanding gameplay beyond standard jumping.

🧠 Difficulty Scaling

• Noticeably harder than Floor 2

• Slippery ice surfaces increase movement complexity

• Powder snow trap sections punish miscalculated landings

• Narrow landing platforms demand controlled momentum

• More vertical spacing between checkpoints

🎨 Atmosphere & Design Enhancements

• Cold, abandoned ruin aesthetic

• Frozen-over architecture integrated into the tower’s vertical structure

• Dynamic floor variation using ice types and stone variants

• Environmental storytelling through aged stone and frost takeover

📈 Project Progress

• Floor 1 – Entry Parkour (Complete)

• Floor 2 – Blazing Forge (Complete)

• Floor 3 – Frozen Ruins (Complete)

• Floor 4 – In Development

The Infinite Tower now evolves not just in theme — but in mechanics.

Each floor introduces new environmental identity and gameplay complexity, making the climb progressively more demanding.

More mechanics, more themes, and higher difficulty tiers are coming.