TowerClimb
Released Sep 2015
TowerClimb is a difficult and rewarding procedurally generated platformer with roguelike elements. Enormous and mysterious towers of ancient unknown origin stand above humanity, extending to the heavens. Struggle forward as a weak human, driven by an iron will to reach the top.
91% positive · 410 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Where to buy
Steam $14.99
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Evaluation
TowerClimb launched on September 22, 2015 as a complete, self-contained roguelike platformer. The developers described it as "5 years in the making" and the store description emphasizes a full, feature-rich game with extensive content, bonus modes, and secrets — language consistent with a finished product rather than an ongoing live service.
The only post-launch developer activity on record consists of a single feature patch (Update 1.1, released October 22, 2015) that added quality-of-life improvements, an easy mode, and one new item. The only DLC ever released was an Extended Original Soundtrack on January 21, 2016, which is cosmetic/supplemental content rather than gameplay expansion. No further updates, announcements, roadmaps, or developer communications have been posted since October 22, 2015 — now over a decade ago.
There is no unreleased DLC, no announced future content, no roadmap, and no developer statement indicating plans for additional updates. The game launched as a complete package and its one post-launch patch addressed early player feedback shortly after release. All signals point to a game that has been content-complete since early 2016.
Evidence
Update 1.1 released one month after launch, adding a tutorial, easy mode, one new item, and various bug fixes and QoL improvements in response to community feedback. This is the last recorded developer communication.
Store description presents TowerClimb as a complete, feature-rich game — 'a TON of content,' bonus modes to unlock, described as '5 years in the making.' No mention of future updates, seasons, or planned additions.
Content
1 of 1 released · no outstanding content
Media
Details
Developer
Publisher
Davioware and Quazi
Achievements
—
Platform
Windows
Controller
partial support
Steam Deck
Unsupported
Players
Single-player · Multiplayer
About this game
TowerClimb is a difficult and rewarding procedurally generated platformer with roguelike elements.
TowerClimb is set in a fantasy world where enormous and mysterious towers of ancient unknown origin stand above humanity, extending to the heavens. Humans are driven by curiosity to climb them, usually dying in the process. Struggle forward as a weak human, driven by an iron will to reach the top.
The game borrows elements from the roguelike genre. A different adventure awaits each man; you will never play the same exact level twice. Run, Climb, Jump, Swim, and Fly your way up the tower's atmospheric and lethal worlds, using items and resources you find along your way. Quick thinking and strategy will keep you alive as you navigate the tower using unique platforming mechanics.
TowerClimb is challenging, and rewards reflexes, skill, knowledge and problem solving ability. Quite often, The tower throws your character into dangerous situations which require you to think very carefully about your actions. A unique, randomly generated level system ensures players must always come up with interesting ways to complete a level. Hundreds of men will die before you posses enough skill and knowledge to conquer the tower. A screenshot of every man's death is saved, along with how he died, to track each and every attempt.
5 years in the making, by Davioware and Quazi, a team of two brothers who have been developing and playing games since childhood.
TowerClimb is set in a fantasy world where enormous and mysterious towers of ancient unknown origin stand above humanity, extending to the heavens. Humans are driven by curiosity to climb them, usually dying in the process. Struggle forward as a weak human, driven by an iron will to reach the top.
The game borrows elements from the roguelike genre. A different adventure awaits each man; you will never play the same exact level twice. Run, Climb, Jump, Swim, and Fly your way up the tower's atmospheric and lethal worlds, using items and resources you find along your way. Quick thinking and strategy will keep you alive as you navigate the tower using unique platforming mechanics.
TowerClimb is challenging, and rewards reflexes, skill, knowledge and problem solving ability. Quite often, The tower throws your character into dangerous situations which require you to think very carefully about your actions. A unique, randomly generated level system ensures players must always come up with interesting ways to complete a level. Hundreds of men will die before you posses enough skill and knowledge to conquer the tower. A screenshot of every man's death is saved, along with how he died, to track each and every attempt.
- TowerClimb at its core is an adventure platformer, with procedural levels and elements based on the rogue-like genre. It features local multiplayer support with an option for split-screen/single-screen. (a maximum of 25 simultaneous players is the limit. However, the game only supports 4 controllers (Xinput limitation). The remaining players must use the keyboard. A program like Xpadder can remap additional directinput controllers to keyboard keys)
- The game features a TON of content. The Tower is tall and daunting to conquer, with plenty of areas and secrets throughout the game. Getting/seeing everything will take players a long time. There's bonus modes to unlock and play on top of the main game as well.
- Each time you play the game, everything changes. The levels are different, random events can occur, rare items can be found, etc. The game will always keep you on your feet and give you refreshing challenges and experiences.
- The platforming mechanics in the game are set up to feel very tight and responsive in combination with the climbing mechanics. You always need to be on your feet and aware of your surroundings, while continually planning how to climb higher. As you progress higher, different worlds introduce new mechanics that mean your play style must evolve.
5 years in the making, by Davioware and Quazi, a team of two brothers who have been developing and playing games since childhood.
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