Twisted Tower

I got this game because I followed Thomas' Youtube channel and I'm a game developer. Turns out the game is insanely polished for a small steam, actually. It feels more fleshed out and modern than boomer shooters. A surprising amount of depth and attention to detail.

Original story, entertaining game!

All I can say is wow. I enjoyed a ton of aspects in this game, the Bioshock type enemies, the gameplay (which can be frustrating jumps at times and certain enemies) and especially the music. I found the characters enjoyable and a story worth playing. Very unexpected to say the least! This is one of my favorite games of 2026 so far. Cant wait to see what you do next.

"BioShock meets a twisted 1950s carnival." If you're looking for pitch-perfect atmospheric retro vibes, Twisted Tower delivers in spades. It leans less into pure horror and more into pure, creepy fun! Expect a handful of solid jump scares from the NPCs, but mostly just a fantastic, eerie world that begs to be explored. - The World & Vibe: Unapologetically charming, creepy, and nostalgic. The 1950s theme park aesthetic hits every single mark. - Combat & Guns: The gunplay feels great across the board. Every weapon in your arsenal has a distinct purpose and feels tuned for specific enemy types. Personal favorite? The pistol meant to "impress my lady". - Length & Replayability: Clocked in at around 6 hours on Normal mode for my first playthrough while taking my time to explore. With all the branching paths left to discover, I’m already jumping right back in for round two. Verdict: 9.5/10. An absolute blast from start to finish. If you like classic atmospheric shooters, buy it.

Overall I enjoyed my time with the game and would recommend it at the price! But I am mixed. I'll try and be brief: Story: The game prides itself on the story but ironically I'd say it is the weakest part. Two biggest problematic points for me were 1. [spoiler] The player character has no reaction at all when the love of his life looses her hand, not even any barks or dialogue about it after the fact, even when he finds the hand [/spoiler]. 2. [spoiler] The ending feels like it tries to recapture the Bioshock twist but falls flat. I thought the story was heading towards Charlotte being an up-and-coming screenwriter and agreeing to help Mr. Twist to make a sequel to his movie. She talks about writing a screenplay and even at a point tells the player "sorry" in one of their interactions in the tower, but nope, she's his sister. While unexpected it felt like it wasn't hinted at accordingly. [/spoiler]. Gameplay: Overfall it feels great and juicy, but I have a few nitpicks. 1. Enemies feel like they need more varied movements instead of walking to you in a straight line. 2. The trains/carts feel underutilized. There's never really any combat in them, or puzzles. And the reverse / stop is only used to collect materials and you feel like you're constantly starting and stopping to grab something just up the track. 3. The hookshot also feels underutilized. Again you never really use it for combat (can't use it on enemies), and it's always uses in specific locations, more freedom with the feature would have been awesome. Art/Tone: Awesome, no notes :)

Pretty simple plot to get you going, along with the gameplay too. Very old-school traditional progress level to unlock a key to progress to another level. BioShock influences found throughout it's artstyle and theme. Enjoyable gameplay overall and worth it's price.

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