Fist's Elimination Tower

A game about a tower that tries to punch you. Punchy's Eradication Castle is one part puzzle, one part platformer. You're given between 5 to 7 seconds to clear each floor (optionally collecting coins to extend the timer) which requires either quick wits or multiple contestants (lives) to assess. New mechanics are introduced gradually after the player masters the previous ones. Slappy's Annhialation Fortress seems like a pretty "short" game at first, but it lends itself nicely to those who want to get better scores or unlock more features. If you meet certain conditions (usually based on performance/skill) you'll unlock new towers, giving you more gauntlets to explore and conquer. With all the tasty Jumpy Stompy action and no bland filler to speak of, Touchy's Extermination Palace is a solid platforming experience that comes with a positive recommendation. And remember: WATCH. OUT. FOR. ====º3uh oh |< |<

This is a fun platformer that answers the question, "How many bunnies can you smash in a tower while it's trying to punch you?" And the answer is, a lot. Challenging platforming and fun short puzzle levels. Great music and character designs, and you can (and should) customize your own characters in it. And unlock hats!

All I wanna do is play Fist's Elimination Tower! The brief stages and rapid shift to the next one gives a WarioWare-like sensation, except every "mini game" is jump puzzles, my favorite thing. You get a limited number of tries to clear 150 of these stages in one go, and there are checkpoints where you can save your game but I intentionally skip those checkpoints every time--I'd rather prolong the experience of trying and retrying. I know that's not for everybody but when the game is this concise and efficient and /good/, I wanna savor it for as long as I can.

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Yeah, you don't want to get fisted. ^^ Fun game with a simple mechanic that gets slowly more and more complex. Your goal is to just bop on robot heads, o0nce you bop one - the floor becomes (something something) It starts to add FISTS <- of course , and then 2 eyed enemies ( bop twice) or colored enemies that activate colored fists... it starts to ramp up the simple mechanic into a puzzle. Each room is timed, you die if time runs out. Sometimes "money is time!" and you collect coins to increase the timer for the room. Other times " time ISNT money" and grabbing the coins takes AWAY your time. Wrap this all into a game with a charming art style, some good humor ; and customization ( if you want to create your own contestants, that is ) You're given some tools to make unique contestants, of which you start with 25 or 50 random ones ( they act as lives, basically) Sometimes, you get a horse. Or a Bi-pedal pony. It's.. yeah! \ Watch out for FISTS

Fist's Elimination Tower is a fun little title that I can best describe as a WarioWare puzzle-platformer. You're given 5 or 7 seconds depending on the difficulty to stomp on all of the enemies in each room as you climb the 150 story tower. Along with that timer, the floors electrify after you stomp an enemy, upping the stakes just a tad. As you progress, you're introduced to new mechanics that shake up the formula, some of which kind of feel under-used and/or could be used in more interesting ways in general. As you play through the game, you unlock various things, including higher difficulty levels including a one-life mode allowing you to play as the host of the show herself, Allison Fist, along with the harder Southpaw Tower, which brings plenty of new rooms which utilize these mechanics a bit more to their potential, though also re-using some of the original 150 rooms. Some of these are unlocked just by completing the main game on different difficulties, though most of what you'll unlock is either through achievements or the prize wheel, which you can spin using money collected ingame for cosmetic items for creating custom contestants. After you play for a little while, replayability boils down to either speedrunning it to get as low of a time as possible or unlocking and tackling both towers on Allison Fist mode. There's not much more meat in the game after you unlock these two things. I feel the Southpaw Tower could've used some more original rooms as well, as a significant portion of it as previously mentioned re-uses rooms from the original Right-Hand Tower. I feel another tower or the ability to make and share custom level packs could be nice too, as players can potentially find interesting ways to twist and turn the game's mechanics a la Mario Maker, providing for a fresh challenge, especially for those who have mastered both towers. Stability-wise, it runs pretty smoothly. I've had a few crashes, all of which bringing up a small pop-up window with the same error message. I've contacted the dev on Twitter recently about it and they were quick to mention they would look into it. We'll see if it gets fixed, but it's a pretty rare crash. As for me, I still play the game a good bit. I find it fun to speedrun (6:25.4 is my best ingame time) and have yet to defeat the Southpaw Tower on Allison Fist mode. I have a couple of other achievements left to knock out as well before I can say I've 100%'d the game. Regardless, the game can be a fun romp for just 5 bucks, and if you don't feel it's even worth that, the game has gone on sale for up to 51% off (Yes, 51%) before, so you can get it at a discount if the time is right. I'd give it 5 stars.

A fun platformer to play from time to time. i enjoy it and i like the setting. found out about this game thanks to the Webcomic NerfNow!

Fun game so far, pretty tight gameplay with a fun character creation tool to let you make ridiculous characters that will eventually get crushed by giant fists.

Fun

[h1]I got fisted.[/h1] [b]10/10 - Would be fisted again! D8[/b]