Twisted Tower

Super fun if you like boomer shooters. Definitely inspired by BioShock which, for me, is a great thing. Loving it.

Gameplay was fun, Environment was cool and pleasing, scratched by Bioshock itch a little bit, but the ending was very unpleasing.

Streamed it live and have to admit, it was pretty fun! I haven't completed Adventure+ but def gonna see how that goes! Felt kinda like bioshock which is great, some guns felt kinda left out compared to others, enemies and i noticed some of the hits didn't register but apart from them? I loved it! 7/10

best game I have played in a while. the sounds of your enemies going squish i super satisfying.. and the hammer!! you get a really good hammer!!

Just finished the game and I enjoyed it. I know a lot of people are comparing it to Bioshock, and I know the creator of the game was inspired by Bioshock. Still, for what it was (mostly a one-man or two-man job for quite some time, for 5 years, I guess), it was quite a good game. Combat was solid, the story was pretty good, and the overall quality, I think, was very good.

Beautiful

AAA studios are remaking their games. Smaller studios are being contracted to remake and remaster games. And small dev teams are make retro games. Everybody wants to go back, I guess. So we have the 10,000th entry in the retro shooter category. Not fair to call it a boomer shooter, because it's more in line with an Xbox / 360 game than something like Doom or Quake. It's fairly straightforward, simple gameplay, basic mechanics, intuitive and fun guns. The combat encounters are less organic than a boomer shooter, instead it's largely getting trapped in an area while enemies spawn in waves. It works well enough. There's a story here, though I can't imagine anyone getting excited over it. A final boss that's kind of lame. Low enemy variety and some movement tech that often feels unnecessary. It's missing something, some kind of secret sauce, some final touch, something that would really elevate it to a higher level. But despite that, despite the repetitive combat encounter, despite the uninspired level design, it manages to be fun. It's very short, and it offers some replayability, but I would probably still list this in the C tier of retro shooters. But, you gotta pass the time somehow.

i love the game..good game to play on the side if you are playing a really long rpg that you spend 80 percent of the time grinding i will say the plot was easy to predict