Ultra Height: Mist City Climb may feel cheap at first, but it delivers on the gameplay. First of all, I'm scared of heights, so my hands were sweaty throughout the entire experience. However, the game is still comfortable for the most part.

In this game, you'll be zip-lining, climbing, platforming, and doing other crazy high-elevation activities. It's not a climbing simulator, as it features some arcade-like features such as zero gravity. But it does make for a good early morning light workout (which is what I did this morning).

The game features lots of levels, including unlockable ones. However, personally, I couldn't progress far due to my fear of heights, but perhaps you can.

There are some issues, such as using the controller stick to walk on a rope, which wasn't fun for me. I would prefer auto movement with auto-balancing my arms using the controllers. The headset intersecting with the 3D models also broke immersion. Not that it's a must of course, but the entire experience lacks some exciting exploration features that could have potentially motivated me to continue playing. The low-poly environment is simple and nice, but the overall design wasn't eye-pleasing for me, generally speaking.

That being said, I can definitely see players enjoying all the cool levels and trying to beat their own time records, which the game remembers for each run. The endless mode is also a nice addition.

Overall, the game offers a nice combination of different gameplay mechanics that fit the climbing theme, with comfortable controls and nice ambient sound that definitely enhance the experience. It's a good choice for those looking for a budget-friendly, challenging climbing game for a light workout or just for the excitement of doing activities in very high places.