Games Like Level Devil: Trap Platformers You Can Play in Your Browser

By the Trap Devil Fury team | Published: 31 October 2026 | Reading time: 6 min

If you finished Level Devil and want more of the same, you are looking for a very specific kind of game: a trap platformer (sometimes called a rage game or troll game) where the level is designed to lie to you. Floors vanish, spikes pop out of nowhere and the exit door can run away. Here is what defines the genre and where to go next.

What makes a game "like Level Devil"?

• Short levels, instant restarts. You die in two seconds and you are back in two more. Failing is the main way you learn.
• Traps that follow rules. The best troll games are fair once you know the trick. A fake floor always looks slightly too safe.
• The level changes while you play. Platforms move, ceilings fall, controls flip and gravity reverses.
• A twist on the goal. The door itself is part of the joke: it flees, explodes, or teleports you back to the start.

Classics worth trying

• Cat Mario (Syobon Action): the grandparent of troll platformers. Everything that looks friendly is a trap.
• I Wanna Be the Guy: a famous, very hard fangame style built on surprise and memorisation.
• Super Meat Boy: not a troll game, but a great fit if you like fast retries and precise jumps.
• Trap Adventure: short, nasty levels where a single wrong step is a joke at your expense.

Where Trap Devil Fury fits in

Trap Devil Fury keeps the classic ideas (fake floors, hidden spikes, runaway doors) and adds mechanics of its own: gravity flips, reversed controls, a screen that rotates 180 degrees, buzzsaws, boss fights and a built-in level editor so you can build your own traps. It runs in any browser on desktop or phone, with no download.

Chapter 2 adds something you will not find in most clones: you can be turned into a spider that is slower but small enough to crawl through tunnels a human cannot fit into. Read the Chapter 2 spider guide for tips.

How to get better at any troll game

Trust nothing that looks too easy, watch what changes the moment you step on something new, and treat every death as a free hint. Our guide on how to beat hard levels and rage traps goes deeper, and these Level Devil style tips explain how to spot fake floors, hidden spikes and fake doors.