Twisted Tower

If you like the aesthetic of Bioshock: Infinite and graphic style of Tale Tales: Walking Dead.. Then blast your way through this abandoned 1950s theme park crawling with carnival clowns, fairy-tale mascots, twisted puzzles, and deadly traps. Uncover the darkest secrets of your past as you race to the top to win back the love of your skank, that looks like the corpse bride lady, but whatever you like and love, I guess; it's none of my business really. But ENJOY and SURVIVE!

After popping balloons to find tickets, I threw a clown-bear head at a killer toy telephone then I ate some cotton candy from a trash can... Reminds me of my childhood.

feels like it overstays it's welcome for what it is; an old school fps edit: Developer does not disclose AI usage on the store page

Incredibly polished and much better than I thought it would be. Even though I've been following the developer for almost a decade, I didn't think I'd buy or even enjoy this game, because it's not my preferred genre and aesthetic. That being said, I kinda got hyped around the time of release and decided to buy on release, and HOLY CRAP this is good. Like actually, no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, this is a good game, extremely well made. In the days when Steam is filled with carelessly made slop, this is the type of game we all need.

"A Twisted Trip Worth Taking" I finished Twisted Tower from beginning to end, and I genuinely had a great time with it. The game has a really unique identity. The mix of BioShock-inspired atmosphere, creepy theme-park environments, bizarre enemies, and creative weapons works surprisingly well. Each area feels different from the last, and I especially enjoyed exploring the environments and seeing what strange idea the game would throw at me next. The atmosphere was easily one of my favorite parts. It manages to be creepy, colorful, weird, and fun at the same time without losing its horror feel. The weapon variety also keeps the combat entertaining throughout the journey. It’s clear that a lot of passion went into this project, and knowing it was developed over several years makes the final result even more impressive. Definitely recommended for fans of atmospheric horror games, BioShock-style worlds, and games that aren't afraid to be a little weird. https://youtu.be/QzU8Xejs9f0?si=QLzQVJPk08SIwCiK

I was pretty hard on the demo, but I can confirm the final game is a lot of fun so far. The developer has put in a lot of work since the demo, and it shows, as I feel like many of the problems I had with it have been addressed. For experienced shooter players, I recommend the hard mode - health and ammo seems to have the right level of scarcity. That being said, for the negative side of things: the shooting mechanics are definitely resembling of that 2007-2009 era as well, and it can feel a little floaty for those used to modern games. This can be seen as a feature or a fault. As well, it's a $15 indie game, so don't expect any AAA level of polish/detail. That being said, it's well worth the price and most folks will have a lot of fun with it.

Tras dos golpes de gracia, Thomas Brush incursiona en el terreno de los FPS con una torre envuelta en misterios, engaños, sangre, frenesí y puro descontrol. La huella de Bioshock permanece fresca en cada una de sus paredes. Se siente el aroma de Rapture. Se respira el nauseabundo hedor de los Splicers en cada uno de sus monigotes. Esas monstruosidades convertidas en aberraciones evocan de inmediato al terror psicológico de Bendy and the Ink Machine o We Happy Few, sin olvidar el toque surrealista y caótico Willy Wonka. El dulce de los chocolate se convierte en una atmosfera toxica, casi radioactiva, pero… su parque tiene una armonía maldita. Da gusto perderse en sus recovecos. Da gusto disfrutar de sus mini-juegos. Da gusto subirse a sus atracciones. Pero… da mucho más placer liarse a tiros con sus peculiares artículos de feria. Sacar un tirachinas para aventar proyectiles, tal cual rifle de francotirador o machacar a los teléfonos animatronicos con el martillo de feria, mientras buscamos chicles para recargar el subfusil. Twisted Tower funciona tan bien porque se toma muy en serio su atmosfera. No le teme a las excentricidades. Al contrario, abraza con fuerza cada una de sus inspiraciones para convertirse en uno de los FPS más originales que el mercado es capaz de ofrecer.

This is a solid Bioshock-lite fps that does what it sets out to do