
Blast your way through an abandoned 1950s theme park crawling with fairy-tale mascots, twisted puzzles, and deadly traps. Uncover the dark secrets of your past as you race to the top to win back the love of your life.
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Same day: best US #90, worst UK #91 · 2 markets collected
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Step right up to the Twisted Tower! Careful though! Our silly mascots may be looking for a hug, and our carnival rides might need some screws tightened…
So what do you say, chap? Are you tough enough to make it to the top of the tower and save the love of your life?
Here’s what your ticket will get you upon entering the magical resort:
Explore an abandoned 1950’s resort reminiscent of BioShock and Disney World
Get lost in 5 hauntingly beautiful levels: the hotel, the waterpark, the clown casino, the carnival forest, and the space station
Punchy, bloody gunplay with corrupted fairy-tale mascots
Immerse yourself in a mysterious and emotional story
Choose from a variety of unique paths per playthrough, ensuring the world feels like a fresh new experience
Upgrade your toyish arsenal, including: a whack-a mole mallet, rubber-band pistol, dart throwin’ Tommy Gun, fartin’ shotgun, bubblegum spittin’ chain-gun, sniper slingshot, skull-poppin’ ray gun, and more
Collect bizarre toys to assist you in jumping, dashing, and grappling your way up the tower
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Saw the trailer for this game pop up on Tiktok and it instantly piqued my interest. A Bioshock-like FPS with a carnival theme to it? So, naturally, I bought it the day it released, and after giving it a go, I'd say its a charming little thing. When it comes to the story and theming, many others have brought up the comparisons of Bioshock and Willy Wonka. While not unfounded, myself and my mates were reminded of an old arcade rail shooter, Carnevil. It's the one thing I give the game props for; there's not many horror games out that go all-in on the carnival/circus themes, and this one does so in spades. It has that eerie vibe with some decent spooky moments that have you pause and go "what the hell". The story itself is pretty intriguing, with characters like Vincent and Charlotte having some depth to them, their backstories given through lore notes. The main villain, Mr. Twister, is definitely the one in the spotlight; he's comically villainous whose reasons for creating the Twisted Tower and its downfall being just as rich. It's the gameplay, however, that holds the game up. The combat and gunplay is satisfying, which all still keeps the fun carnival theming. Wacky, unconventional guns with unique alternative modes; costumed mascots, creepy clowns and even demonic telephones make up the roster; utilizing tickets and carnival food for money and health; platforming and a few puzzle elements that utilize goofy upgrades you can find as you progress through the story. There's even alternate routes you can take once you beat the game, adding a little bit of a variety to future playthroughs if you fancy. Performance wise, the game ran pretty smoothly, no crashes or stuttering in the slightest, which is apparently a coin toss with these unity games. When it comes to the negatives, there's only a few I can bring up. For one, a good chunk of the lore is held within the lore notes you find, with most of them really only pertaining to the main characters. There's not much environmental story telling or any active moments that tell you about the history of where you are and such. Another issue was the music can be kinda repetitive, especially in the big arena fights where it feels out of place for the setting. The game could've done with some boss fights before the BIG boss fight, and the voice acting, while done with gusto, can also feel out of place, but that's more on the writing than any voice actor's fault. Like what a lot of others have said in their reviews, if there was a neutral option for me to choose, It'd be that. Despite my given issues, everything else about it is pretty kino. It exudes early 2000s video gaming, like something you'd find on the Xbox 360 marketplace, which is meant as a compliment. Props to the Atmos team on this one. Overall, I give Twisted Tower a 7/10.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 945 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Loved this game. The story is simple. Find your girl, beat bad man, upgrade weapons. The enemies were fun and varied. Would of liked it if their were some mini bosses. 4 to 5 hour run through, secret areas, some feels of BioShock were in this game. Music was good, voice acting was also great, 9/10
Fun bioshock-lite, and seriously impressive considering it was made by just a few individuals. With that said, normal mode (and hard mode) were way easier than expected, and the storyline was a bit wonky, especially the ending.
This game has a lot of charm to it. I like the design of the tower and the set pieces. My biggest gripe with the game is with the combat. The game seems to think that difficulty only comes from throwing enemies at you left and right. So many times you’re locked in a room as tons of enemies attack you. This is fine at first, but it becomes more frustrating than fun as the game goes on. A lot of the enemies have large ranged attacks so it feels like you’re at a constant disadvantage. Especially because ammo is not so common in the game. This is made worse because there are so many weapons in the game. At a certain point less is more with weapons. You're finding ammo to weapons you don’t use anymore because they’re outclassed by outlet weapons. I think this game would benefit from fine tuning the enemy placement and frequency. This game doesn’t feel like a game that needs so much combat since exploration is equally important to the story. I recommend this game because of the price and because it’s an indie developer. It is clear a lot of love went into the game. If this was a little more expensive, I would not recommend this game because of how much I hate the combat.
Solid game, strongly inspired by the gameplay of Bioshock without feeling like a clone of it. Plenty of variety in platforming and combat and the story was pretty good. The game also doesn't demand tons of your time, it's well paced and gets to the point rather than constant backtracking for the sake of padding.
If you're waiting for Bioshock 4 or Judas or some other Rapture inspired type fun, then you should check out Twisted Tower. A creepy, fun and thoroughly enjoyable romp through a twisted carnival to save the damsel in distress. Can you stop Mr. Twister, chap?
Twister Tower is a fun FPS game with early 2000s vibes. If you grew up with or just like games like Bioshock and Prey I would recommend this game, but don't buy expecting an immersive sim, as its not that. PLAY TIME: The game took me about 10 hours on Hard mode and I will be playing again as it has a New Game + with a few different paths unlocked. GOOD STUFF: The Music was honestly my favourite part of the game, and found myself just leaving it running in background while doing other things. The story is good and kept me engaged wanting to get to the end even though I was able to predict the ending. Moving and shooting feels good as you move pretty smoothly around. BAD STUFF: I wish there was a zoom down sights for the guns and default controls for the controller were better matched to a modern game. I found myself miss clicking a lot of the time and was to lazy to change them. not the biggest deal. The cutscenes were a bit lacking, I could have used more content inside the few there is, as I wanted to engage with these characters. VERDICT: For the ridiculously low asking price its way beyond worth it. Especially if playing on harder difficulties or multiple times, this game has a lot to offer. I would argue its under priced, which will hurt the perception of quality in the long run. A MUST BUY.
Short and sweet. Its like a mix of Bioshock and CarnEvil
FPS simple mais efficace, accrocheur!
This game is good fun! It nails the atmosphere and the whole setting. The gunplay gets all the basic right, it's satisfying and fun to shoot, but nothing crazy. The game might be a little too easy as your weapons are generally pretty powerful and the enemy AI is very simple, but it is still satisfying. The story is ok, nothing groundbreaking but interesting enough to keep you going through the game. I'm writing this bc I think it's important to have the right expectations going into the game to enjoy it! In short, if you want a fun 6h of shooting with some good voice acting sprinkled in, give it a spin! Try the demo if you're unsure.
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