Warlock's Tower
SCORE: 64
Warlock's Tower looked like a Gameboy
video game. Warlock's Tower sounds like a Gameboy game. Family Friendly
Gaming was given digital download codes to Warlock's Tower on multiple
systems. We used the Nintendo Switch code, and then offered the other
codes to
Twitch followers that send us a whisper. As I write this one person
already followed the instructions and requested a code. Which was
provided to them.
Warlock's Tower is not provided in the physical copy format at this
time. The storyline involves a warlock that the world fears. They also
hate this warlock because he has used up too many resources. The
extremism from the radical far left was seeping through. So the world
leaders write him a letter of peace. You are the delivery man who must
go up all the levels of the cursed tower and deliver the message.
In the real world the Postman delivers to your front door. That is the
definition of delivering the message. Unless it is some kind of legal
summons and those are delivered by different people. I started to chase
a rabbit there, but that really stuck out to me as I played this retro
digital downloadable video game. Warlock's Tower can be a really
difficult game too.
What makes Warlock's Tower difficult? We can only move so many steps on
each floor. So we must step over crystals to get more steps. There is a
specific order that must be followed to beat each of the levels in
Warlock's Tower. Be careful the order you step in Warlock's Tower as
well. Say one crystal gives five steps, and the next one gives three
steps. If you walk over the five, and then the three you only have three
steps to take from that point on.
Enemies in Warlock's Tower make this game even more difficult. Every so
many steps they move as well. Which means you do not want to be right by
them when they take their next step. It is easy to die in Warlock's
Tower. It is also easy to restart a level after making a mistake. Modern
day retro gamers that are into puzzle games might take an interest in
Warlock's Tower.
- Teen Gamer
Graphics: 50%
Sound: 60%
Replay/Extras: 80%
Gameplay: 60%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%
System: Xbox One/PS Vita/PS4/Nintendo Switch(tested)
Publisher: Ratalaika Games
Developer: Midipixel
Rating: ‘E’ for Everyone SIX and OLDER ONLY
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