Twisted Tower

This was such a fun and refreshing game! The story was fun and quirky, I loved all the settings and enemy designs, it was just a treat and well worth every penny and second played.

Honestly this is a genre of game that I don’t typically play. I haven’t even played BioShock (yet). However, I’ve been interested and following the development of the this game for many years, and I was excited to see where all the years of effort ended up. Really glad to say, I had a lot of fun with this game! Beyond all else, I really enjoyed the atmosphere of the world on display here. This is true both of visuals and sound (Really love how hauntingly beautiful that song playing the lobby is). I often found myself just slowing down to examine all the details and get immersed in the atmosphere. To attest to this, I played on the easiest difficulty, so I had very little resistance progressing through the game, yet I still played this game several hours beyond what a typically play though takes. In regard to gameplay, I liked the simplicity of the game loop. I never found myself lost or wondering how to keep things moving. Using the elevator as a means of unlocking and navigating to new levels, felt very old school to me in a very satisfying way. It gave me a feeling of always knowing what you’re working towards. Could there be some improvements? Of course. There are some areas later in the game that felt less visually polished than the beginning. But this is an indie game set at a low price point. I walked away from the experience feeling that it would be totally reasonable to be priced higher. Play the game, it’s great experience. Congrats to the dev team!

This is a fun indie FPS. It's short, sweet, the story keeps your attention, and there's new game plus that I still have to get through. This is definitely worth the price of a quarter tank of gas. The only downside with this game is how stupid Gamers are. I've watched video after video after video comparing this to Bioshock. The entire time from start to finish I was asking myself "When does it become like Bioshock?" The gameplay loop is closer to DOOM or Serious Sam than anything. Even looking at Bioshock infinite, the art style is obviously different. The enemies, the story, gameplay, all of it is obviously different. There's no spells, no respawn chambers, no hacking, no morale around gods and kings, no side character escorting you around. It's so aggravating hearing these idiots say "if you like Bioshock, you'll love this" when the only similarity is the fact it's a first person shooter.

I was watching this game for a little while. I'm a big fan of bioshock and a big fan of the surreal and horror side of gaming, so when I saw this little number finally release, I was pretty quick to snag it. I've played through it twice for the standard and NG+ experience and honestly it's a good little game. The low asking price of $15 makes it a great recommendation for anyone looking for a fun, short bioshock adjacent game. It's a bit more simple gameplay-wise, but that's not really a downside for me, as I don't always need a new game to blow me out of the water. I believe Twisted Tower is a solid 8/10 and a fun way to kill an afternoon or evening.

A little BioShock, a touch of KISS: Psycho Circus, and a whole lot of original ideas — put it all together and you get TWISTED TOWER. This is one seriously cool project, packed with atmosphere, wonderfully bizarre enemies, stylish level design, and an intriguing story. On top of that, you get smooth and incredibly fun gameplay with some wonderfully crazy weapons. The game keeps you engaged from beginning to end, constantly giving you something new to discover. And the replay value is definitely there — after reaching the end, I immediately felt like starting another playthrough. A fantastic shooter with plenty of depth, fresh ideas, and a strong identity of its own. Highly recommended!

Twisted Tower is a great game.

Bioshock in the big 2026, and it's fantastic. Don't miss out on this astounding game, you will have an amazing time with it Took me about 7 hours to fully complete the game once (this includes distractions while streaming it), and then it took me about 1 hour to rush beat it once more just for fun Go support this hardworking Dev and their team and get this game!

great one short and strange adventure, hope to see more from this creators in future