RacingIs Squeebing Up the Tower of Friendship worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Platforming fans who want repeated high-risk climbs
- Friend groups seeking cooperative and competitive tower challenges
- Players who enjoy persistence through falls and difficult jumps
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want checkpoints after each section will hit the no-checkpoint structure immediately.
- Players who dislike repeating the same climb after long falls may stop when a mistake sends them back down the tower.
- Solo players seeking a broad range of modes may find the main tower climb more central than the multiplayer activities.
Our take on Squeebing Up the Tower of Friendship
Players looking for forgiving platforming will hit the main wall at the first major fall: without checkpoints, a missed jump can erase much of the climb. The repeated ascent, rather than the minigames or social interactions, is where frustration is most likely to set in.
What is Squeebing Up the Tower of Friendship?
This hardcore platformer places players at the base of a tower and asks them to reach its summit through running, jumping, climbing, and ledge-grabbing.
There are no checkpoints, so a fall can send a player back toward the bottom. Solo play is available, as is multiplayer for up to eight people. Players can lie down to extend platforms for others or shove friends during dangerous sections. A hide-and-seek mode provides another way to explore the environment. Rest areas offer large platforms, music, scenery, snacks, and minigames such as sumo wrestling, ball pits, and parkour contests. Progress can be saved when quitting, allowing later sessions to resume the climb.
How Squeebing Up the Tower of Friendship plays
- 01Eight-player sessions
- The game supports solo play or groups of up to eight participants.
- 02Cooperative platforming
- Players can lie down to create longer surfaces that make difficult jumps more manageable for friends.
- 03Competitive interactions
- Players can push one another during sections where a fall may send someone far down the tower.
- 04Hide-and-seek mode
- A separate mode supports environmental exploration and different group activities.
- 05Rest-stop minigames
- Break areas include activities such as sumo wrestling, ball pits, and parkour competitions.
- 06Saved progress
- Progress can be stored when a session ends and resumed later.
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Squeebing Up the Tower of Friendship: platforms & release
Is Squeebing Up the Tower of Friendship worth it?
It is worth it if: platforming fans who want repeated high-risk climbs. Skip it if: players who want checkpoints after each section will hit the no-checkpoint structure immediately.
Where can I download Squeebing Up the Tower of Friendship?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Squeebing Up the Tower of Friendship's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Squeebing Up the Tower of Friendship on?
Windows only.





