Tower Princess Free Download

Overview Tower Princess:

Once upon a time, in a Far Away Land, an Evil Dragon took prisoner every royal heir he could meet. Lots of worthy suitors of every kingdom tried to face the beast, without success. Now it’s your turn! You’ll have to do your best to beat the dungeon, defeat the dragon, and manage the most perfect date! Every run is a unique adventure A fresh gameplay combination of 3D platforming & roguelite. Choose your knight, invite the princess and take them to the Castle full of procedurally generated dungeons and traps. Choose the weapon that suits your playing style! Take a sharp and mighty sword or a long rifle that allows you to fight from a distance and upgrade it with extra abilities! Cheerful & light-hearted atmosphere Dive into the cheerful atmosphere full of encouragement and support. You don’t have to be a perfect knight to succeed! Let not the charming visual style trick you! The game is inspired by the classic adventure games, 3D platformers and the Dark Souls series and not as casual as it may look at a first glance!

Tower Princess Pre-Installed:

To simplify things Tower Princess is a 3D version of Rogue Legacy but with a twist. Exploring the dungeon with different characters each with their own traits, platforming sections, castle upgrades upon progression but having Princess companions each offering their own skill to add a little bit of extra variety for each run. I do wish movement was a little more fluid plus the lack of a sprint button does slow things down a little. Plus having the Musketeers only able to precisely aim with the auto targeting can be a little frustrating. I can tell you now I will only choose melee classes when they are available. I’m giving it a tentative thumbs up. It’s a decent enough game. It can be a bit of a slog at first as you start with nothing but a basic attack, a dodge roll, and your first princess’s (definitely not a kobold in a wig) stun ability. The game opens up more once you start leveling up and purchasing more skills. That said, I haven’t made a lot of progress yet at this time (about 2 hours of actual gameplay). I’m hoping to see more variety in the future as far as weapon types, enemies, and environments, but only time will tell. I will update my review later if I decide the game can’t hold my interest.