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"I absolutely loved Twisted Towers; the level design was fun, although not too crazy, and the gunplay worked well. Sadly, the story was rather obvious with its plot, but boy, the little twist at the end made me laugh. No real twist with the story, just a snippet of dialogue that took me by surprise. The decent amount of weapons are all good to use; however, some do tend to shine more than others. The pistol felt underpowered at the get-go. I wasn’t sure if BioShock played a part in some of the design and music choices. But it gave me that feeling, and I loved it. Only suggestions are maybe a tad more detail in the environments and more enemy types. Twisted Towers is fast action, fun, and short, making it worth another playthrough with all your gear. So I am giving the Thumb Culture Platinum Award."
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Twisted! Deluxe is a point-and-click adventure that mixes fantasy and problem-solving. You play a storm chaser pulled into a surreal world of talking dragons, gooey landscapes, and puzzles that shift between math challenges, riddles, and object-based brain teasers. The game swaps the original’s text commands for a click-to-interact system, letting you focus on navigating its quirky environments and figuring out how to escape increasingly absurd situations. The game’s charm lies in its oddball worldbuilding and the polish of its upgrade from shareware roots. Developer Ray Dunakin tightens the pacing while keeping the eccentric tone intact, blending humor with puzzles that range from straightforward to cheeky. Released in 2000, it feels like a relic of early 2000s Mac gaming but holds up for fans of offbeat adventures with a puzzle focus.
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Single player
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