RPGFit check
Is TowerClimb worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Platformer fans who want procedurally changing levels
- Players who enjoy difficult runs built around repeated attempts
- Local multiplayer groups seeking shared-screen or split-screen climbing
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a gentle platformer may find the tower's hazards and dangerous situations too punishing
- Players wanting fixed, memorized stages may dislike the changing layouts, events, and item placements
- Players uninterested in platforming may find the focus on climbing and traversal too narrow
Our take on TowerClimb
Its defining structure is a tower climb that changes on every attempt, including level layouts, events, and item placements, while recording how each character dies.
What is TowerClimb?
TowerClimb is a fantasy adventure platformer built around climbing enormous, procedurally generated towers.
Each attempt changes the level layout, events, and available items, so no two runs use exactly the same stage. Movement includes running, jumping, swimming, flying, and climbing, with platforming mechanics that require planning and quick reactions. Players find items and resources while navigating dangerous areas, secrets, and changing worlds that introduce new mechanics. Characters can die in hazardous situations, and the game saves a screenshot and cause of death for every attempt. Local multiplayer supports split-screen or shared-screen play, with up to 25 simultaneous players and four controllers. Bonus modes become available alongside the main game.
How TowerClimb plays
- 01Changing Tower Layouts
- Procedural generation alters levels, events, and item availability between attempts.
- 02Multi-Mode Traversal
- Players move upward by running, climbing, jumping, swimming, and flying.
- 03Death Records
- The game stores an image and cause of death for each fallen character.
- 04Local Multiplayer
- Split-screen or shared-screen play supports up to 25 simultaneous players, with four controllers.
- 05Bonus Modes
- Additional modes can be unlocked alongside the main tower-climbing game.
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TowerClimb: platforms & release
Is TowerClimb worth it?
It is worth it if: platformer fans who want procedurally changing levels. Skip it if: players seeking a gentle platformer may find the tower's hazards and dangerous situations too punishing.
Where can I download TowerClimb?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens TowerClimb's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is TowerClimb on?
Windows only.
