Twisted Tower

Feels bioshock adjacent. Fun little game.

I've never heard about Twisted tower until I watch Gmanlives review on the game and I was hooked in. pros: the story is good but the ending though, what plot twist of a ending. there is a lot of gun variety and have some really good and creative designs. enemy variety is great there's a lot of different enemy types. graphics there ok not bad but not great ether but the designs of the maps look good. cons: I feel like the story good where it is but it doesn't explain like how does Mr. Twister afford to make the twisted tower, what's the history of the park, who are the enemies we're fighting against (are they form a prison or mental asylum), who's the uncle, does magic exist? the maps are little too big that I ended up trying to find the enemies instead of the enemies finding me. some guns feeling under power or don't need to be there like the marble gun can one shot some enemies but the sling shot does the same thing but has to charge up to do so and the last gun you get feels so useless that it's better to use all the other options. despite how many enemies there are they don't throw a whole lot at you but trickle them in even though I should be getting swarmed. despite the negatives it's a really a great game 8/10

The real twisted tower is the friends we made along the way

Atmosphere is incredible, combat is snappy and very juicy, every weapon feels unique enough to be used depending on the circumstances. The game breathes Bioshock from every point, which is a good thing. I believe the biggest downside though, is the level design. Layouts felt like a succession of room>corridor>room>corridor. Not many meaningful breaks from the grid. Spaces didn't really feel believable, a thing that Bioshock nailed in my opinion, and what gave it that huge special feeling while traversing its spaces. Also the levels are fairly simple, not many alternate paths to explore or branching sections. Almost every level starts with a locked door in front of you and has you search for the key in a linear path. I believe that if you put Bioshock's level design into this game, it would almost be a dream game for me, because I loved every other aspect of it! Solid 8/10!

mega game, bioshock like

A really fun short shooter with some platforming think a bit of doom eternal meets the original bioshock set to a carnival theme with an actually nice story.

Fun short adventure, I'm a sucker for anything theme-park related so this hit everything just right for me. I did feel like near the final 3rd of the game the levels were getting less interesting, and while it all is supposed to loop back to the central hub, eventually you had to either walk back or just take a spawned teleporter to the beginning. Playing on the medium difficulty like recommended worked out alright, had a few deaths near the end and started to struggle on ammo but never felt like I was sweating my ass off. All in all, I'd say this was worth $15, might play it again on the NG+ which adds a few different routes at a later time

amazing game from start to finish