Power Tower
By @eric
Absorb weaker enemies to grow your power and climb the tower, but pick the wrong order and your run is over.
How to play
- Check your current power level at the bottom of the screen.
- Select a room with an enemy weaker than your current power.
- Absorb their power to grow stronger and tackle tougher rooms.
- Navigate traps, chests, and multipliers carefully to maximize your total.
- Defeat the boss on floor 10 to conquer the tower.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap a room to attack the enemy or trigger the event.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click a room to attack the enemy or trigger the event.
More about this game
Your goal is to climb the tower by defeating enemies and surviving events. You start with 10 power and must choose rooms carefully. Defeating an enemy adds their power to yours, while traps subtract 10 power. You can also find chests that add 25 power, or rooms that double or halve your power. If you attack an enemy with power equal to or greater than yours, or if your power drops to zero, your run ends.
Tips
- Always attack the weakest enemy first to build up your power safely. For example, absorb a 5-power enemy before facing a 12-power enemy on the same floor.
- Avoid traps that subtract 10 power unless you have enough to survive. If a trap drops your power to zero or below, your run instantly ends.
- Save double power rooms for when your power is already high to maximize the gain. Conversely, take half power rooms early when your total is still low.
Questions
What happens if I attack a stronger enemy?
If you attack an enemy or boss with a power level equal to or greater than yours, you will be defeated and your run will end immediately.
How do I beat the game and what happens next?
You conquer the tower by defeating the boss on floor 10, who has 60 power. After that, you enter endless mode where power resets to 60 every five floors.
What do the different non-enemy rooms do to my power?
Chests add exactly 25 power to your total. Traps subtract 10 power. Double rooms multiply your current power by two, while half rooms divide your current power by two.