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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 April 16th 2026 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.

The Steam community has classified Lucky Tower Ultimate into these genres:

Early Access Action Roguelike Dungeon Crawler Procedural Generation Adventure Dark Humor Difficult 2D Cartoon Hand-drawn Comedy Choose Your Own Adventure Funny Parody Fantasy Medieval Dark Fantasy Loot Emotional Rogue-lite

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System requirements

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Windows
  • OS: Windows 10
  • Processor: 1.2 GHz
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Graphics: 1024MB VRAM
  • Storage: 1 GB available space

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May 2026
Flash is dead, it's a tragedy, but the first two Lucky Tower games live on in my heart. A parody of Ghosts 'n Goblins and the like, those were linear slashy-slashers, silly yet far from stupid. The sequel looks the part, for sure. It's a juicy style, eye candy. While I wasn't as keen on the ambitious genre swap at first, the roguelite severity benefited this entry, turning it into quite a nail-biter. So, what it's all about? Time loops, immortality and, above all, Sir Von Wanst, son of Schnitzel. Our nonchalant himbo knight got teleported to the top of a sinister Lucky Tower during a bathroom break. It's time for him to descend like a Pachinko ball. It's going to be hard, but also simple: no RPG elements, no spectacular combos or acrobatic moves, just pure arcade gusto. With a genuinely good story, to boot. The Tower counts many floors of rapidly escalating madness. Each one has at least three doors, behind them lie rooms filled with abominations, gear, riches, companions, platforming, and wacky traps. I kept discovering new interactions between them all until the very end, this game is an intricate mechanism. Anyway, only one room leads further down unless you find a shortcut, and when you get to the bottom, whether by skill or by luck (as I do), go visit a super-pretty town for some meta-progression. "Ignorance is the mother of all adventures. Let's go!" Mainly, it's an over-arching fetch quest that smartly utilises your knowledge of the game. Let's tackle its issues later. For now, get a crib and a haircut, pawn equipment, bask in glory, whatever else. Satisfied? Hit the tavern, go potty - back to the top. Yep, Von Wanst is a slow learner. It took him near 300 deaths to reach the end, can you believe it? What a chump. Bro is a tool rather than a saviour. In your hands, he shall become the latter, but it won't change the nature of this ridiculous, self-absorbed, godless creature. A man after my own heart! So is his capricious frenemy Evelius who owns the place. The VA is spot-on, I never got tired of their adorable banter. The Tower is in itself a character, a rather sadistic one at that. Prepare to deepthroat it until losing the gag reflex. Your death is the main attraction here. Abrupt and painful, it takes many gruesome forms, typically hilarious, which is Lucky Tower's bedrock. Sometimes a screaming guy with a giant hammer runs from off-screen and flattens you, you put on a beehive full of bees on your head or a princess swallows you whole. Oh, you have no idea how much damage an unfortunately placed banana peel can inflict... Was if a self-serious game of no such slapstick microcosm that reminds me of Incredible Toons, my misadventures would've ended up annoying. Way it is, one must be a sore loser to get mad at something so funny. Besides, for those impatient, the game allows setting your own pace by balancing out the need for speed with your inner munchkin. Dare I say it's fair? On occasion. Despite how cruel it seems initially, you're rarely killed without being given a chance to react. Great hitboxes coupled with responsive (and clever) controls made it so most fails were on me. It's possible to git gud, but you still have to be patient and observant when you do. The randomness imbues this game with an emboldening gambling ardour. Things never became predictable, the Rube Goldberg chaos engine didn't let me despair. Instead, I felt driven by loss, anticipated my next run. That said, I wouldn't call the game ultimate yet. Getting to the end of your list-based quest can be a tedious process, Lucky Tower needs even more items and traps to keep it erect for that long. The last grind was gruelling. Call it Von Wanst syndrome, although, in the end, I enjoyed being pressed to learn most of the cheeky tricks and secrets the game holds. The grand finale was exciting, leading to one heartfelt aftermath - well worth the hassle! If you crave a brutal, truly unique game that makes jokes at your expense, you could find it in you to laugh off Lucky Tower's flaws and overcome its trials. This comical adventure isn't for the fainthearted, yet its pick up & die nature and charm provide it with staying power for days. My curator [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35305390/]Big Bad Mutuh
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April 2026
Lucky Tower Ultimate did not ask for my trust. It simply handed me a door. I opened it expecting chaos, traps, stupidity, laughter. I found all of that! And something better beneath it. At first, it feels like a joke that wants to kill you. Then you realize it is a game that wants to wake you up. Every corridor looks harmless. Every item looks useless. Every choice looks small. Until the tower answers back. Failure becomes knowledge. Panic becomes instinct. Curiosity becomes progress. After [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/infernalfiddler/recommended/893850]:THE LONGING: , I already knew Studio Seufz could create unforgettable experiences. I did not expect them to do it again in a completely different way! Here’s my little drawing for the official launch: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3709266475 I will not tell you too much! Some games lose value when explained... This one gains value when survived. I have not finished it yet. But somehow… I already know it was worth finding, my friends.
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April 2026
On the surface - it's a relatively simple platformer slash rogue-lite with some witty jokes here and there. Dig deeper and you'll discover a lovely crafted hardcore indie gem it is. It abuses your hoarding issues and desire to collect shinies in games by introducing a huge asortment of armor, weapons and items which can be used as weapons (literally everything, you can take off your armor and use it as improvised weapon as well), by allowing to slowly "collect" them by completing your runs over and over again. As result, all of this - jokes, difficulty, collectibles as well as adorable artstyle and music - makes the game surprisingly addictive. If you're a fan of a challenging games like this - give it a try and you won't regret it.
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March 2026
After 90 minutes of gameplay, I finally managed to escape the tower with both the princess and the turtle guy by my side! It was a tough but rewarding journey, full of unexpected twists and challenges. A special shoutout to the mysterious man who appeared along the way, his guidance through the castle was incredibly helpful, and his quiet assistance in opening the final exit made all the difference for me and my comrades. Now, a whole beautiful world lies ahead to explore. Definitely a memorable and satisfying experience!
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June 2025
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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Frequently Asked Questions

Lucky Tower Ultimate is currently priced at 14.99€ on Steam.

No, Lucky Tower Ultimate is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 14.99€ on Steam.

Yes, 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.

Yes, Lucky Tower Ultimate is playable and fully supported on Windows.

No, Lucky Tower Ultimate is not playable on MacOS.

No, Lucky Tower Ultimate is not playable on Linux.

Lucky Tower Ultimate is a single-player game.

Yes, there is a DLC available for Lucky Tower Ultimate. Explore additional content available for Lucky Tower Ultimate on Steam.

No, Lucky Tower Ultimate does not support mods via Steam Workshop.

No, Lucky Tower Ultimate does not support Steam Remote Play.

Yes, Lucky Tower Ultimate is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.

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Release 16 Apr 2026
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