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However, the only redeeming quality of this game is the suprisingly excellent music, which the game's author ''commissioned'' from [[flashygoodness]]. Yes, they paid for it. | However, the only redeeming quality of this game is the suprisingly excellent music, which the game's author ''commissioned'' from [[flashygoodness]]. Yes, they paid for it. | ||
| - | If you ignore the music, the rest of the game is pretty much the default GM'''3'''* [[platformer]] example with different levels, graphics in 4 shades of [[gameboy green]], a tiny [[screen resolution]] (though there's also no option to go fullscreen), and your player character is a [[stick man]] with an enormous [[head]] (yes, enormous even for a stick man!). Oh, and avoid [[spikes]]. | + | If you ignore the music, the rest of the game is pretty much the default GM'''3'''* [[platformer]] example with different levels, graphics in 4 shades of [[gameboy green]], a tiny [[screen resolution]] (though there's also no option to go fullscreen), and your player character is a [[stick man]] named [[Eid]] with an enormous [[head]] (yes, enormous even for a stick man!). Oh, and avoid [[spikes]] and [[saw]]s as you uphold different [[law]]s some [[god]] gives you as you scale the tower for [[profit]]. |
<nowiki>*</nowiki>To put this in context, the current version is 8, and the last good version was 5.3A; 3 was the first version even considered publicly usable, with 1 and 2 reserved purely for historical interest. | <nowiki>*</nowiki>To put this in context, the current version is 8, and the last good version was 5.3A; 3 was the first version even considered publicly usable, with 1 and 2 reserved purely for historical interest. | ||
Revision as of 13:36, 4 May 2011
Tower of Heaven is a shitty Game Maker game that for some reason everyone in Brocraft (back when it was still called Brocraft) was obsessed with at one point.
However, the only redeeming quality of this game is the suprisingly excellent music, which the game's author commissioned from flashygoodness. Yes, they paid for it.
If you ignore the music, the rest of the game is pretty much the default GM3* platformer example with different levels, graphics in 4 shades of gameboy green, a tiny screen resolution (though there's also no option to go fullscreen), and your player character is a stick man named Eid with an enormous head (yes, enormous even for a stick man!). Oh, and avoid spikes and saws as you uphold different laws some god gives you as you scale the tower for profit.
*To put this in context, the current version is 8, and the last good version was 5.3A; 3 was the first version even considered publicly usable, with 1 and 2 reserved purely for historical interest.
