Tricky Towers Reviews

im suprised how little tetris skill transfers to this haha impossible game to play for perfectionists

The old man squinted at the horizon, the setting sun casting long shadows across the desert. He'd seen his fair share of sandstorms, but this one looked like a beast with a vendetta. It was a race against time, and the tower was winning. He wiped the sweat from his brow with a gritty sleeve and took a step back to survey his work. It was a marvel, a tower of bricks and mortar that seemed to dance in the shifting sands.The tower was not just tall; it was a labyrinth of intricate designs and patterns that would make even the most seasoned architect scratch their head in wonder. Each brick laid with precision, each line of mortar a testament to the builder's unyielding dedication. He had a gift, a telepathic connection with the very materials he used. It was as if the tower whispered its secrets into his mind, guiding his hands as he shaped it brick by brick.As the storm grew closer, the air thick with the scent of dust and the promise of chaos, the tower's top swayed precariously. The old man knew that the tower was almost complete, but the final stretch was the most critical. He took a deep breath and began to climb the wobbling structure, his calloused hands finding purchase in the jagged edges of the bricks. The wind howled around him, but he remained focused, his thoughts a silent chant of balance and stability.With each step, he communicated with the tower, his mind a symphony of silent commands. The bricks hummed in response, shifting ever so slightly to accommodate his weight, the mortar hardening on the fly to hold them in place. The tower was alive under his touch, a living, breathing testament to his will.Reaching brick number 97, his muscles quivered with fatigue. Yet the storm was almost upon them, the tower's fate hanging in the balance. He paused, the wind screaming around his ears, and took stock of the situation. The mud huts surrounding the tower, the simple homes of his fellow villagers, were in danger of being swallowed by the sands if the tower didn't stand. His heart swelled with determination.As he laid the final brick, the first drops of sand began to pelt his skin. He could feel the tower's spirit pulsing through him, urging him to complete the task. The builder closed his eyes, his thoughts reaching out to the tower. Suddenly, an image of a new creation flashed through his mind: a second tower, even grander than the first, but built from a material untouched by the desert's fury. The bricks grew warm under his palms, the mortar alive with new purpose. The tower steadied, a beacon of hope against the approaching storm.With the last of his strength, he leaped from the tower's peak to the safety of the nearest hut, his eyes never leaving his creation. The desert trembled as the storm struck, sand whipping through the air in a frenzied dance. Yet, amidst the chaos, the tower stood firm, a silent sentinel. The builder watched with a mix of exhaustion and awe as the sandstorm raged around them, knowing that he had given everything to this tower and it had given him a vision to build another.The storm eventually passed, leaving behind a landscape transformed. The old man emerged from his shelter, the sand coating his face and body like a second skin. He looked upon the tower with pride, knowing that it was not just a shelter from the storm, but a symbol of their resilience. The villagers gathered, their eyes reflecting the hope that now stood tall in the heart of their community. And as they turned to the builder, their whispers of awe grew louder, telling the story of the man who had tamed the desert itself.But the builder's thoughts were already on the next challenge. His mind swirled with the image of a tower that could stand against even the fiercest of nature's onslaughts. He knew that the true test of his abilities was yet to come. The power of his albinism had revealed to him a new material, something untouched by the desert's harsh embrace. With renewed vigour, he set forth to gather his tools, ready to embark on a new journey, to craft a tower that would reach the very heavens.As the sand settled into a freshly rearranged landscape, a figure emerged from the desert. It was a woman, tall and slender, with eyes that matched the desert's newfound stillness. Her white hair fluttered in the gentle breeze that followed the storm, a stark contrast to the dark locks of the villagers. Her garments, though simple, shimmered with a subtle iridescence, hinting at an origin far from the village. She approached the tower, her gaze lingering on its peak as if it whispered secrets to her.

put blood sweat and tears into getting all the achievements on playstation. this game is goated

What an absolutely brilliant local multiplayer party game! No long setup phase and easy to learn/understand, even for non-gamers. Loads of fun guarantueed!

great fun for a LAN local 4 controller setup. kinda convinced 2 other couples to buy it while it was on sale for 9 AUD. just tried playing the single player puzzles, while challenging its a minor letdown that there's no skin unlock achievements (aside from money). also no obvious way to check locked achievements in-game (rather through steam).

Perfect if you like to be risky and loved tetris growing up, I think the best part is playing with friends whilst in Discord (Voice Chat) and just make fun of their builds the whole time. I'd def recommend to a small group of friends even if 2-3 of you playing.

Every few weeks my friends come over and we play local multiplayer games together. Tricky Towers is one of the games they want to play almost every time. It is easy to learn but hard to master. Runs great on PC and consoles.

With 38 hours on Tricky Towers I'd highly recommend this game as it's fun and chaotic to play with friends. It also has some excellent silly sound effects and music that suit it perfectly

This is a good puzzle party game to play with friends. If you don't have friends to play, then make some online! There are single player challenges that are worth playing, especially to achievement grind, but the building blocks of this game is the multiplayer parts. On Play station I find there are somewhat active lobbies to join but on Steam, there generally are not lobbies to play. When there are, expect to to be smoked by a seasoned player! What sucks to see is that there are not a ton of variation in game modes. There are 3 games, with 3 different variations of difficulties for them, totalling 9 different game modes to play. A friend of mine said that this was the one game he regretted playing as the novelty quickly wore off on him. Updates don't exist. The DLC is cheap enough for cosmetic changes in playable characters and brick skins, but are not relevant in the slightest game-play wise. I still love this game! It can be fun to revisit time to time. I do think this game is a little too expensive for what it offers. I would wait for it to go on sale. I would market this game worth $8 - $15 Canadian dollars. But definitely a must play for Tetris enjoyers! "Tetris but with physics!" Cheers!

Tricky Towers é um jogo de construção e competição, onde você empilha blocos de maneira estratégica enquanto tenta derrubar os outros jogadores. A mecânica simples e a diversão de jogar com amigos tornam cada partida uma verdadeira diversão, cheia de risadas e desafios.