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Shawn of Middle Of Nowhere Gaming had this to say about Tower of Guns. "Tower of Guns has its flaws, but I keep going back to it. The fun of just one more round at the tower keeps me from putting it down. With a nice variety of weapons, perks and items to get, it provides an experience in one round that you may not see for the rest of the game. It has great humor, an impressive art style, movement that feels right at home and so many moments where I was trapped in a corner and forced to shoot my way out. If only it added more things like co-op and fixed things like framerate, then I could see myself playing it more than I already am."

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Greg Giddens of This is Xbox writes "Ziggurat brings Roguelike procedurally generated content along with the twitch reactions of a first-person shooter, all inside a fantasy comic aesthetic. Its Tower of Guns but with magic, and its brilliant."

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Analog Addiction has uploaded 11 minutes of Tower of Guns gameplay. The game is available now on the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, PC, Mac and Linux.

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The Reviewer writes: "Tower of Guns is a game that I went into with low expectations but was decently surprised coming out of. I enjoyed it enough to put quite a bit of time into it, but it probably isnt a game that Ill go back to very much after writing this review. The basic concept is that you are put into a randomly generated level and have to fight through a few rooms in it before getting to a boss. There was more to it than that though, and Ill go into more detail in the rest of my review."

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Tower of Guns won't be winning any Game of the Year awards any time soon, but it is a fun to play. The game is a rogue-like, single player, first person shooter, with graphics not too dissimilar from those of the Borderlands games. The levels are randomly created from a pool of possible elements, given the player a unique playthrough every time. The game takes place in a tower, filled with a variety of guns (if you hadn't guessed by the name). The objective is simple enough, just ascend the tower by clearing levels filled with randomised enemies and a boss at the end to proceed up to the next level.

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Series director Yoshito Okamura discusses why Gust picked the 3DS to remake the game on, and what sort of audience theyre targeting with it.

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The Reviewer writes: "Tower of Guns is a game that I went into with low expectations but was decently surprised coming out of. I enjoyed it enough to put quite a bit of time into it, but it probably isnt a game that Ill go back to very much after writing this review. The basic concept is that you are put into a randomly generated level and have to fight through a few rooms in it before getting to a boss. There was more to it than that though, and Ill go into more detail in the rest of my review."

Added: 16.04.2015 18:17 | 6 views | 0 comments


The Reviewer writes: "Tower of Guns is a game that I went into with low expectations but was decently surprised coming out of. I enjoyed it enough to put quite a bit of time into it, but it probably isnt a game that Ill go back to very much after writing this review. The basic concept is that you are put into a randomly generated level and have to fight through a few rooms in it before getting to a boss. There was more to it than that though, and Ill go into more detail in the rest of my review."