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Learn About the Game Lucky Tower
Have you ever tried diving into a game where every run feels brand-new? That’s the idea behind Lucky Tower, a free-to-play platformer that Studio Minus released back in 2015. It blends classic 2D action with roguelike twists and puzzle challenges, and your goal is simple: guide a knight up a shifting tower packed with traps and foes.
What makes it addictive is how the tower reorganizes itself every time: levels are procedurally generated, so you never know if you’ll face spikes, falling blocks, or a horde of enemies next. And with permadeath, a single misstep sends you back to square one, which ramps up the tension. Along the way, you’ll snag weapons, keys, and special power-ups that help you press on, and your choices can even steer you toward different endings.
The story itself is pretty minimal—essentially you’re a treasure-seeking knight who stumbles into this eccentric tower full of surreal challenges and darkly comic moments. Rather than a deep narrative, the game leans hard on playful experimentation: it’s more about discovering how things interact and less about a linear plot.
Beyond its core runs, Lucky Tower keeps things fresh with random level layouts and shifting item spots, and you can unlock new characters each sporting their own unique abilities. Later updates even added local co-op for up to four players, secret rooms hiding pop-culture nods, and easy mod support so fans can build and share custom levels. Originally launched on Windows and Linux and later ported to Android and iOS using GameMaker: Studio, it’s free to download—though you can toss the developers a donation if you’re feeling generous.
Lucky Tower
Lucky Tower is a puzzle game with too many doors and it will also lead you to many doors. A is used to jump, S is used to attack, and Arrow Keys for move left and right.