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Escape from an incredibly dangerous, randomly generated tower in a slapstick, roguelite adventure that looks like a cartoon and feels like a joke. Slashy slashy!
Lucky Tower Ultimate is a early access, action roguelike and dungeon crawler game
developed by Studio Seufz
and published by AMC Games.
Released on September 13th 2024 is available only on Windows
in 9 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Italian and Turkish.
It has received 1,281 reviews of which 1,198 were positive and 83 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.9 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 14.99€ on Steam.
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- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: 1.2 GHz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: 1024MB VRAM
- Storage: 1 GB available space
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Lucky Tower Ultimate is an example of, in my opinion, a great way to make a DEFINITIVE version of a campy flash game classic, and this game DEFINATELY lives up to it's name. I'll give some extended context before diving into this review, given this series history Lucky Tower is essentially taking the Henry Stickmen approach to a medieval satire/Monty Python meets Newgrounds edge type of game, and in the context of the original titles, I use that term in a very neutral tone ( As a side note, this game series is from Newgrounds to begin with, and it shows) In short, both Henry Stickmen and Lucky Tower 1 and 2 were rare cases of animation/flash game hybrids, they weren't exactly fully animations, but weren't exactly full on games either, they hit that sweet middle ground, and felt like over the top, interactive choose your own adventure books essentially Lucky Tower Ultimate in my opinion is the best and most definitive way to enjoy the series, but I do recommend looking at the originals for context, but enough about that, onto the actual review At it's heart, Lucky Tower Ultimate feels like a giant amalgamation of the following games, all wrapped up in a very mid 2000s/early 2010s internet edge/internet camp type of romp The ORIGINAL Prince of Persia-AKA the 2D early days Dark Castle-Similarly a VERY tongue in cheek and campy 2D platformer with personality for days And last but not least, the Bard's Tale I'll explain in chunks Prince of Persia/Dark Castle-Now I will emphasize that this game is a hybrid of both of these titles, but while they share features, they are NOT mutually exclusive in either case Like in Prince of Persia, this is also a 2D platformer where you constantly descend through different colored rooms and themes (Green=toxic, grey is default/basic, and exploring hidden rooms, and purple is the hardest, hell, this game even pays homage with that same color style and similar visuals) Dark Castle-There are traps, and anything and everything can and will kill you quickly, but like Dark Castle, its wrapped in slapstick, campy sound effects, and enough cheese for a rat buffet, for that matter a rat on a stick is one of the games weapons, but I digress From the classic swinging axes to rising and lowering spikes, to swarms of bees from hives stinging you to death, gassy leaky pipes shooting poison green gas at you, to monsters pushing you towards your doom with a giant fan. The difference between this and Dark Castle? This game is fully in color and has enough of Newgrounds crassness, toilet humor, and "smart ass"/absurdist humor that Newgrounds nails, maybe just not as brutal This is no Thing Thing Arena or Pico's School, but feels more like a lesser known cousin to Castle Crashers and honestly, this game deserves just as much respect for what it does, and for that matter, I'm surprised there hasn't been a cameo or crossover, such as the Knights Armors and Weapons being unlockable or Von Wanst being playable in Castle Crashers, but I digress Lastly is the Bard's Tale-As I mentioned beforehand, there is the aforementioned Newgrounds humor, but that merely merges with The Bard's Tale. Why? Because, similar to the Bard from that series and the vibes of it, Everything from a crying blonde princess that clearly comes off as a meek damsel being anything BUT a woman in distress to a sage named Sobu who clearly has his doubts and likes money a little too much ("I fear I might regret this" or "Just remember, no refunds on wrong prophecies") as NPC's to rescue and recruit as party members. To a genie who always looks grumpy (Think Carl from ATHF but less lewd yet just as grumpy mixed with Aladdin's Genie) going "Hey who touched my bottle!" or a Cups Player who likes the game a little too much, and looks a bit hungry for more than just the thrill of the game, but equally cries like a baby if you beat him. My favorite being the main bad guy, aptly named Evelius. Who in my opinion, feels like an imp mixed with Voldemort and Mr Burns all put together. Everything from "The toll to pass is all your coins!" and you can choose to steal the guys coins but make it harder on yourself later on, or comply, and maybe, just maybe, you'll earn this dude's favor and he'll actually let you leave the tower if you manage to survive at the end or "Go find this trinket I want! Or Else!" If you do "Hey, nicely done dimwit, I'm impressed, you're smarter than you look, and if you don't "What!? No hard to find object I requested!? Your punishment is me throwing painful objects and or minions at you!" All of this is while you play as the prima don, self centered, narciscistic cartoonish, and funny yet smart assed douchebag aptly named Von Wanst (Which literally translates to rougly "Royal Belly" in German) who's first priority is getting rich and his hair done in a fancy way, and survival is second Everything from "Damn, I fell for that old teleporter trick again!" "That teleport company better have good customer support" or "I don't have any armor, or even a stick to protect me, but who needs gear! Come at me mysterious tower!" All of this paints Von Wanst as a humorous and fun kind of cartoony douchebag, as if this game took its own take on Monty Python, and I honestly could see Wanst and The Bard sharing some mead while complaining about how tedious their medieval adventures are All of this, is what makes Lucky Tower Ultimate truly live up to it's name and clearly and openly wear it's inspirations on it's shoulders proudly, but equally it forges it's own identity in the most chaotic, over the top, and "stupid mindless fun" approach to design, humor and visuals. All while being wrapped in a rogue lite with personality for days and being balls to the wall hard and equally addictive To many towers conquered, and to Von Wanst being the funnest and funniest asshole and fueling his ego mountain high on this dumb yet fun mad medieval misadventure! (Below are links to Lucky Tower 1 and Lucky Tower 2, just for anyone curious or wanting to explore series roots) https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/551891 https://armorgames.com/play/14231/lucky-tower-2 Admittedly, I never played the original flash games and I do regret not finding out about them, but Thank God there's this wonderful definitive experience here on steam
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I haven't had an experience like this in so long. I've been craving a roguelike that doesn't have huge permanent upgrades and metaprogression (which has been almost every roguelike/lite recently) and i wanted a game that throws you in the full experience like Spelunky does. And wow i am so shocked that this cartoonish remix of a flash game scratched that itch for me. I'm so addicted and i genuinely can't wait for a full release. I still have so much to discover and im so excited to see it all. Thank you devs for making something truly special. Game gave me many laughs as well. That a little too loud and out of place fart sound effect when the magic wand fails was probably the hardest i laughed playing this. As of now i am playing in early access and my only gripes with the game is i wish the areas differed more. It feels like every area has the same traps, and enemies some of the time. Just the later areas have a bit of a larger quanity of those things, and a unique room here and there. I also think too many of the rooms are straight hallways with not much velocity, which can feel repetitive at times. But i understand the game isn't done yet. I just know this is surprisingly shaping up to be one of my favorite roguelikes And i have played sooooo many.. I highly recommend for anyone who loves Spelunky. That's my favorite roguelike so this is a treat to me to say the least. I wish there were more games like this.
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It's super challenging, but super fun. It's silly and makes me laugh. It feels so satisfying when you beat a run and there are so many items. Even when you die, it can be funny, there are so many silly ways to die.
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I remember playing something similar to this if not this as a flash game when I was younger. It brings back fond memories to see where this game has gotten to and honestly its a blast to play.
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This game rules! Fun, random, addicting. The dialogue: Funny, but not funny haha. It's funny in a enjoyable way that makes it chill. It is not cringe or forced. The gameplay: I love the way this game is made. You are free to play however you like and enjoy the game however you like it (direct combat, evasiveness, etc.) The loop: Die, Die, Die.. Die. Somehow this game made dying fun. The frustration is related to the really dumb ways you will die at the start, however i can't even get mad when i die after 20 minutes of gameplay because it just feels terribly funny and enjoyable throughout the whole experience The random: It feels like a random event simulation based on dumb luck. I say this as a great positive part of this game. Somehow you can keep going for 4 floors with only a celery, accidentally dodging every trap but die first floor with the best equipment. The keeper (or whatever his name is): I despise him.. for that i think the game did a great job. He is unpredictable but understandable. Feels like a bipolar mother. I look on to meeting this MILF every floor as it adds spice to the game. The rating: 9/10 (the controls are really annoying until you get the hang of them) Buy this game for your own mental health. It deserves every cent and the devs deserve the recognition.
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Lucky Tower Ultimate is currently priced at 14.99€ on Steam.
Lucky Tower Ultimate is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 14.99€ on Steam.
Lucky Tower Ultimate received 1,198 positive votes out of a total of 1,281 achieving a rating of 8.85.
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Lucky Tower Ultimate was developed by Studio Seufz and published by AMC Games.
Lucky Tower Ultimate is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Lucky Tower Ultimate is not playable on MacOS.
Lucky Tower Ultimate is not playable on Linux.
Lucky Tower Ultimate is a single-player game.
Lucky Tower Ultimate does not currently offer any DLC.
Lucky Tower Ultimate does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Lucky Tower Ultimate does not support Steam Remote Play.
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Developer
Studio Seufz
Publisher
AMC Games
Release
13 Sep 2024
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