
Tower Song is a challenging turn-based RPG that rewards clever planning and decisive tactics in unrepeatable battles. Eldritch tower-borne beasts threaten to breach reality and overrun the capital of Qadam. Lead your chosen Mana Knight in this tightly plotted quest to push back the darkness.
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Languages: English
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Great art, challenging combat, each character well designed and fleshed out too. Its a solid experience with a few routes for great replay value. The games story universe is really interesting, and heres to looking for more from this Developer!
Enjoyed the gameplay and story, especially for an EA. Enough variation that doing a run with both starting characters wasn't boring. Bonus points for being able to restart a battle and change loadout options after defeat.
What can I say, it's a little rpg with a big heart. The characters, story, music, environs and even the battles are engaging. Speaking of the battles, some can be pretty tough, and I found myself re-attempting failed encounters and winning after delving into all of the options available in my character's kit. Looking forward to seeing where it all goes!
For Jiji
This brings back the nostalgia of old school browser games, but with a added touch of JRPGs. If you like dungeon crawlers, turn based games, or RPGs in general, you're going to have a good time with this title. This is the first release from an indie developer and I'm excited to see what they release next.
Haven’t gotten very far into the story but the story is intriguing and curious how it plays out. Game plays well on the Steam Deck with no issues. Each character has unique mechanics and gameplay styles, helps keep things fresh.
Hidden Gem
Definitely holds true to the promise - the combat is engaging right from the beginning. Nothing feels given to the player, but also nothing feels out of reach. The story so far has been interesting, and leaves me wanting more - I can't wait to get more time to dig in and see where things go! For a game in early access, I'm more than happy with my purchase. Looking forward to more content as the dev team pushes out updates!
This is a fantastic game with great storytelling and engaging battles! I really enjoyed the characters and level of details and depth of interactions. The battles and character move sets also show how well designed the game is. If you are looking for a game that is challenging and engaging, instead of just getting getting to the end, then you will want to check this game out, you won't regret it!
Tower Song is the game that was able to finally able to fulfill that little itch of wanting to play an old school jrpg but with the convenience of modern day design. You're immediately thrown into the action, introducing pairs of heroes and the different mechanics that they bring to each fight. Each character brings their own specific gameplay that synergizes well with each other. The animations during combat is just one example of perfectly fusing the old school with the new. One of the more appreciated aspects of the game was the inclusion of a difficulty setting without any gating to prevent me from choosing hard and diving into the chaos. Defeats would happen but being able to reload the encounter and even change my setup was a refreshing option. Crafting immediately after the prologue definitely helped progressing through Act 1 and building my characters up. Kudos to the soundtrack, honestly one of the few games I've played where I haven't had to turn off the music. Well worth the $20 and with the promise of new heroes and content updates, I look forward to playing this in the future. If you're looking for a game that reminds you of your childhood without the hours of lost progress from not saving or want a fresh take on jrpg classic with modern design elements, this is the game for you.
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