
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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I really liked this game, but this is a a clear example about how you can well make a good thing less good by over-complicating it. First off this is a very combat-centric games. Every encounter requires serious strategy and enemies hit hard. It has a story - a rather interesting one in-fact - but combat is key. At the start to around mid-game combat is great it's tense, but you have options to deal with it. Items are also consumables that refresh after every encounter so no item hoarding. However at some point enemies get like a thousand buffs and status effects they can apply and your limited in doing anything to them - more importantly bosses can't be stunned, which is the main status effect at your disposal - you just don't have much else. And enemies also gain the ability to basically attack the entire party with their attacks - but you don't have heals or status fixes that effect the entire party - it's the same consumables, but that's just ok entire party skips their turn you're back again next one (one character has a really ♥♥♥♥♥♥ all-heal ability, but that's it). And that's beyond all the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ status stuff of various buffs the enemies get on themselves that aren't even named straight-forwardly so you have to examine the enemy detail text every turn. I still liked the game and I thought the combat system overall was really fun. I also liked the weapon upgrade system, which was based on crafting - sorta like Rise of the third power - but anything you craft can be broken down into ingredients again requiring experimentation. However, they just over-complicated the combat system into becoming a lesser experience.
I really enjoy what I’ve played so far! I especially like the music, it really helps set the tone of the game. If you enjoy turn based RPGs then definitely give this game a try.
I love an RPG with a bunch of characters that all have unique battle styles!
Haven’t had a chance to get too far in the non-demo version, but I played the crap out of the demo. I’ve been following this game since its super early conception, since the dev is a Discord friend, and all the work that’s gone into making it into a fully realized game world is incredible!
A fun game with some great visuals. If you are looking for something with a PS2 era, JRPG feel with some robust combat mechanics, I think this is your game!
Ondanks that het vroegtijdige toegang is , is de game compleet en geen bugs . Speelde het op easy en dan nog waren de gevechten moeilijk omdat de mobs zich healen.Was aangenaam verast met dit spel.Taste for more.
Fun game! I've been playing in Story Mode so the combat has been easy to get the hang of. Even less than an hour in, the lore information is pretty intriguing. The music and art really set the game apart and make it a cool experience. Overall, I'm looking forward to playing more!
I have been playing through the various demos and beta playtests. This is true SNES generation turn based jrpg but with tons of modern QOL. The story is nothing exceptional but this truly shines with the simplistic but deep combat. Crafting is present and provides valuable power spikes. The audio is top notch (the boss music is true banger) The lack of grinding + the shortish campaign really respects players time. Im looking forward to completing the two additional characters when released. 9.5/10 would recommend to anyone looking for the SNES jrpg
I enjoyed the many different mechanics and the strategy involved in the combat. I got Chrono Trigger vibes mixed with the old Lord of the Rings for SNES. Great game!
great story, music and graphics are also reminiscent of older sprite style RPG's, while not very long its still manages to put a decent amount of content in, got it during the winter sale but very much worth every penny would highly recommend if your looking for a med. length RPG.
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