
Tower Wizard stands out as one of the best RPG/Strategy titles in recent memory.
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Verdict
97%
Steam
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IGDB
Verdict score based on confidence-adjusted Steam reviews?
Overwhelmingly Positive on Steam (97% positive from 8.7K reviews)
Standout indie gem
Limited professional critic coverage
Help a wizard construct the mightiest wizard tower in this short incremental game!

Runs well on modern hardware.
Updated 3h ago
Great idle game that you CANNOT close until completion. I finished it in 2 playthroughs since the first one just stops progressing no matter what you do. Wish it was longer tbh as it is quite satisfying.
It's OK. Pretty much exactly what I expected from a game like this, an enjoyable few hours finishing it. HOWEVER I feel like this has been the biggest fumble of the year. The graphics, sound and design give a slight sense of unease, and the feeling that "there could be more". This game would make the perfect first chapter in a genre-bending horror game similar to Inscryption. The rift in the sky, the unknown voice. If the low-bit music started corrupting and weird things started happening... I would've been so hooked. Ah well. Still easily worth the money especially on sale.
Seriously addictive and I don't mean that in a good way. All games are a waste of time but this is my first experience with an "incremental" game like this where the game is designed for you not to play it, yet at the same time creates an unhealthy dopamine loop where you can't stop checking your progress - but the progression is only there for its own sake. Past a certain point the actual numbers become totally meaningless and you're just letting the game auto-grind its way to the next milestone . I actually like fantasy settings and games with pixel graphics which is what sucked me in in the first place. The graphics are nicely done and the sounds are satisfying but seriously, don't bother getting sucked in. Read a book or play a game you'll get something out of beyond just the steam achievements for completing milestones. "It insists upon itself." It's cheap, yes, but you'll pay with your time and attention span.
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