Twisted Tower

Congratulations Thomas Brush

this game is just AWESOME the bioshock like atmosphere the weapons the story its is DEFINITELY A MUST PLAY MASTERPIECE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A quintessential indie shooter. This hits that Bioshock itch!

I will freely admit I picked this up on a whim. When I saw the trailers, the first thing I thought is "British Carnevil." Which...isn't the case, but it kind of is at the same time. Exploring a mad theme park resort, being assaulted by murderous mascots (which, let's be honest, most of the designs are exactly the right sort of creepy) with a solid (and in some cases slightly juvenile) array of weapons and upgrades. The story is told through audio logs and notes, which Vincent (your character) listens to or reads aloud or at least makes some comment on, and is the right sort of hammy that compliments the story itself. Each enemy type has its own behaviors (you will come to loathe children's toy telephones and seahorses to a much greater degree than you already do, I assure you). It's not perfect. While the story is interesting, it's easy to forget there is one at times, and there is at least one character that you will find yourself asking "wait, what's he doing here again?" The enemies can spawn in around you and, while they always appear with a red flash, sometimes they're all but dropped on your head or you find yourself opening a door into the barrel of a shotgun. There is also a certain amount of backtracking based on one of the upgrade systems, but it isn't often enough to be annoying (more of a "end the level" thing than "imitate a yoyo"). There is also a notable amount of platforming. I don't have an issue with it, but if you don't like first-person platform jumping, then maybe think twice. Overall, a pretty enjoyable game.

great game

Really good, especially for a $13 game. Short but kept me hooked the entire time

This rocks.