That's Overload!

You got it! Basically "Descent 4 in all but name."

Your turn!

A very awesome game btw!


Here it comes:

Hello Atreyu666!

Initially, I thought your cropped screenshot would be from an Asterix game. However, the 2D games available here at GOG.COM, namely "Slap Them All" part one and two, are to clean in their line work.
I also tried matching it with older 2D Asterix games, unsuccessful, for they did not used so many (parallax) layers as visible in your screenshot.

Then going through GOG.COM's library with the intention of finding again those strange polish (or Czech) Point&Click Adventure games that were never translated to English, I stumbled over the game from your screenshot:

It's from "Feudal Alloy" (see attached image)

Kind regards,
foxgog

You are RIGHT! Your turn :)

(Feudal Alloy has some of my favorite art styles of all time. Too bad that the game is rather mediocre)

Hello everyone!

Ok. This one is a lit bit ore obscure:

It's not "Steep", but actually 'too steep'!

Kind regards,
foxgog

Hello everyone!

Mmm... let's give that another try.

Kind regards,
foxgog

Since others are having a touch time finding it, I'll go ahead and say it's Peak Condition, which google images found for me when I searched for <climbing game "acrophobia trigger">

Hello kalirion!

That is correct!

"Peak Condition" is a free climbing game with procedural generated 'blocky' mountains and a bleak atmosphere. Different than many other developers' attempts, you really have to plan and make your own route to the top of each mountain. Your two climbing axes are mapped to the left and right mouse buttons, and you need to keep your stamina for each one of them in mind while ascending to the mountain tops. (Short playing sessions are advised to not hurt your hands...) A tap on the space bar lets you jump up a ledge, usually at the cost of your remaining stamina(s).

Interestingly, a climbing session does not end when you reach a certain height for each peak, but you have to get down safely again, before it stores your score.

If someone wants to give it a try, here is its itch.io page:
Peak Condition

Now, it's your turn (again), kalirion.

Kind regards,
foxgog

P.S.: (pictures) This expert level mountain with three peaks at 390, 410 and 437 meters I still did not managed to scale to the top. It can be really challenging finding and following a feasible route. This one also necessitates quite a lot of horizontal traversal on (nearly) vertical walls.

Aight, here's the next one!

Indeed, the unexpected combination of battling construction vehicles sounds like a quirky and intriguing concept. The fusion of Japanese creativity and a potential tie to the Playstation gaming platform adds a layer of excitement to the scenario. It's an imaginative and unique idea that promises an entertaining gaming experience

Holy Necro, Batman! :D

*Botman

Oh, you're absolutely right, I didn't even notice that it plopped some malware/scam/whatnot link into the quoted text it was "replying" to.

Second screenshot: