Tower Princess

Tower Princess is a lively 3D action-platforming roguelite that takes the familiar tale of a knight rescuing royalty and turns it into a humorous, repeatedly changing dungeon adventure. Developed and published by AweKteaM, it presents a colorful fantasy world where an Evil Dragon has imprisoned princes and princesses inside a dangerous castle. Rather than treating this setup as a serious heroic epic, the game embraces comedy and fairy-tale parody, giving its characters and situations a playful personality while still providing a surprisingly challenging journey. The main gameplay loop revolves around entering a procedurally generated castle, dealing with enemies and traps, rescuing captured royalty, gathering useful improvements, and trying to survive long enough to confront the larger threats ahead. Procedural generation means that players cannot simply memorize one exact route from beginning to end. Rooms, encounters, hazards, and circumstances change between attempts, encouraging observation and adaptation. Death and restarting are consequently fundamental parts of progression. Early failures gradually teach players how to recognize enemy behavior, approach dangerous rooms, use…

Now, don't get me wrong, I'm used to some games being hard, and I can even enjoy that. I'm certainly not the pro-gamer who is going to speedrun Dark Souls in 2 hours or whatever. However, a GOOD game is one where it feels like YOUR fault for dying, losing, whatever. This. This is not that. You will die to random nonsense. Things you can't see. Your attacks simply not happening when you click. Your character not responding correctly. Now sure, is the ranged character complete garbage because the only that makes them useful is to have RANGED situations which you can't aim for? Absolutely. Can you auto-target close enemies. Yes. Does the dodge work as intended? Absolutely not. BUT! After an extensive 22 minutes of play, I have come to a decision I spent a grueling 37 seconds thinking about. This game is trash. But they got their money out of me, and I'm not asking for a refund. I got what I paid for. And I paid for $4 worth of game, and I was delivered exactly that. So if you are thinking about paying for this too... don't.

Tower Princess is a colorful roguelike game filled with enemies to slay and princesses to rescue. I don't like roguelike games, and I usually avoid them like the plague, but Tower Princess captured me with its colorful art style. The cel-shaded graphics and vibrant colors look fantastic and add lots of charm to the game, if you ask me. The soundtrack is excellent. It features many upbeat songs. The gameplay is fine for the most part, but the character can feel sluggish from time to time. There are two character classes in the game: Swordsman and Musketeer. As you can guess from their names, one is melee and the other is ranged. They both play well, although I picked the Swordsman for most of my playthroughs. The game is a 3D action platformer. You move from room to room, defeating evil minions, finding secrets, and opening chests. You have only one attack button and two special moves. You can also carry four different items, ranging from potions and traps to passive items that give you various buffs. Before starting your run, you select a princess to rescue and enter the dungeon. The variety is amazing, and I honestly wasn't expecting this many characters. Every princess is differe…

nice premise , under cooked and over priced , its worth about 5 dollors

I played the demo of this game and it scratched a itch in my mind so I bought it. The full game was probably 3 to 4 times bigger than the demo. Felt empty for the $20 price and the mushroom boss was super buggy when speed running it. Other than that I enjoyed it. My favorite princess was 1st Zombie princess and 2nd Penguin princess.

this game is a half-baked potato with a conventionally attractive lizard slapped onto it