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Is Made in Tower worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Solo players who want to climb a tower toward its 100th floor
- Players who enjoy collecting items and relics while facing stronger enemies
- Players who want battles affected by unpredictable events and possible curses
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who need predictable conditions may bounce off when events can help or harm and any floor may be cursed.
- Players who do not enjoy continual self-improvement may hit a wall as the game asks for stronger characters before higher-floor challenges.
- Players seeking cooperative play may not find a fit in a challenge described as solo.
Our take on Made in Tower
Players who need predictable conditions may bounce off when a floor’s event or curse changes the terms of the climb. Those unwilling to keep improving before facing stronger enemies may also hit a wall as they pursue higher floors.
What is Made in Tower?
Climb toward the tower’s 100th floor alone while fighting characters corrupted by the tower.
More than 50 items can be found, alongside more than 50 different battles. Mysterious events may benefit the climb or cause serious harm, and any floor may be cursed. Defeating bosses provides more powerful props. The game centers on continual self-improvement and taking on increasingly higher floors and stronger enemies.
How Made in Tower plays
- 01Tower Climb
- The solo challenge leads upward toward the 100th floor, with stronger enemies encountered along the way.
- 02Item Collection
- More than 50 items can be discovered during the ascent.
- 03Varied Battles
- The tower contains more than 50 different battles.
- 04Unpredictable Events
- Mysterious events can produce helpful effects or cause severe harm.
- 05Floor Curses
- Each floor may carry a curse that affects the climb.
- 06Boss Rewards
- Defeating bosses provides more powerful props for later challenges.
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Made in Tower: platforms & release
Is Made in Tower worth it?
It is worth it if: solo players who want to climb a tower toward its 100th floor. Skip it if: players who need predictable conditions may bounce off when events can help or harm and any floor may be cursed.
Where can I download Made in Tower?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Made in Tower's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Made in Tower on?
Windows only.
