Tomb Towers

(EARLY ACCESS review warning and all that) Well I played through floor 37 or so but have to take a break. I think you have a pretty good game here and can definitely make it better through EA. I'll try to be pretty fair so try to take my criticisms as constructive ːsteamhappyː [h1]Good[/h1] Visuals are great! This really does seem like an early-era NES game, and for me that's a good thing. Though this is extremely similar to Castlequest I don't think too many people on Steam will know what that even is lol. The breaker is awesome. I love these things, and it's pretty original. You should for sure strive to think of other creative objects like these, to separate it from Castlequest (more on this below). You have a good variety or objects going for you, though they are kind of too spaced out between the different towers. I know you're probably going for themes (ex. Sand tower = fire spouts, the next one is teleporters and etc) though lots of kids today might not have the attention...

[b][i]Pleasant little game with old-school feeling![/i][/b] [list] [*]In each level you have to solve a puzzle, so you can obtain the key and proceed to the next one. [*]There are a total of 3 different towers, all of them belonging to the main story. After you finish the marble tower you automatically proceed to the sand tower, then to the clay tower. [*]There are about 50 levels or so. [*]After the main levels you unlock 3 extra adventures called nightmares. One of the nightmares unlocks only if you found the single hidden diamond in each of the 3 towers. [b][i]Let me warn you it's ridiculously hard to do so, I couldn't even obtain the first !![/i][/b] [*]While the game has a fair amount of difficulty and requires thinking (as some levels are really tricky) it doesn't gets annoying in general. Exception to this is the diamond hunt that I already talked about. [*]Bonus Points for the option to resize the window as I please, I can even make it tiny! [/list] [b][i]All in all it was ...

Fun, short game with some very old-school mechanics (your jump arc is a triangle!) Puzzles add variety to the platforming. A few of them are tricky (note: you push blocks half a tile at a time - this is sometimes essential.) Some of the (optional) secret and nightmare levels require a fair degree of precision, but nothing ridiculous. (I played version 0.3.1)

Is a good passion project - but asking 5$ for this is a little crazy. Don't get me wrong, is a decent game where the most difficult thing is the pacing since the controls do not auto-move ethe character while stepping into moving platforms. Is a retro game with a decent amount of content.

The game is a simple yet engaging puzzle. An important note to new players is that in order to enjoy the game you'd need to change the game speed (from the pause menu) during gameplay as some things happen way too fast.