Name: Warming Up To It
Item: Tower of Winter
Rating: 7.5
Author: Gaming In The Moment

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Score 7.5/10

  

Full Review: [https://youtube.com/shorts/256X6h09ntk](https://youtube.com/shorts/256X6h09ntk)

  

Playtime: ~2 hours

  

Tower of Winter is a great game in addition to the way that the gameplay plays out. For starters you are often found between a rock and a hard place (two different enemies of your choice) and have to choose which of the two will not completely destroy the current build that you are trying to create. This is not too out of the norm. However, the way that battles play allows you to strategize your next move. Instead of you just seeing outright what their attacks will be, you see text that allows you to infer what they will be doing and if it is safe to attack with reckless abandon. Often you can intuit these attacks but sometimes you will be caught off guard by the action and will have to store that to memory assuming you make another round with the monster in this playthrough or in future runs. The act of remembering which attacks are weak, strong, buffs, and multi-hits allowed this game to be more enjoyable than just a standard dungeon crawler (or tower ascension in this instance). I enjoyed the character and enemy design but I would have liked a bit more in terms of skill diversity. Overall though, I would recommend giving it a try.

To not miss any future mobile reviews subscribe to my <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://www.youtube.com/@Gaming_In_The_Moment">YouTube Channel</a> Score 7.5/10 Full Review:&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://youtube.com/shorts/256X6h09ntk">https://youtube.com/shorts/256X6h09ntk</a> Playtime: ~2 hours Tower of Winter is a great game in addition to the way that the gameplay plays out. For starters you are often found between a rock and a hard place (two different enemies of your choice) and have to choose which of the two will not completely destroy the current build that you are trying to create. This is not too out of the norm. However, the way that battles play allows you to strategize your next move. Instead of you just seeing outright what their attacks will be, you see text that allows you to infer what they will be doing and if it is safe to attack with reckless abandon. Often you can intuit these attacks but sometimes you will be caught off guard by the action and will have to store that to memory assuming you make another round with the monster in this playthrough or in future runs. The act of remembering which attacks are weak, strong, buffs, and multi-hits allowed this game to be more enjoyable than just a standard dungeon crawler (or tower ascension in this instance). I enjoyed the character and enemy design but I would have liked a bit more in terms of skill diversity. Overall though, I would recommend giving it a try.&nbsp;

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