You HAVE done a 100% no-damage run of Deadly Towers, haven't you?

>>11803454 (OP)
Does even that really count unless you do it 256 times in succession without turning off the console??

No, actually, I've never heard of it.

No, I play the game briefly when I'm 8 and then I play it again briefly when I'm 35 and then I say "This is like the video game equivalent of experiencing a psychotic break."

>>11803454 (OP)
no, i have better things to do

>>11803454 (OP)
Do you think this game could be fixed with a decomp? It’s a cool concept, but it really needs to be tightened up.

This is the only game that ever gives me a truly medieval vibe, something about the visuals and music nail it.

>>11806323
I had a bit of fun navigating my way to the first shop and having to survive the whole way, but when I realised it was then just a case of going back a screen, safely killing an enemy and farming money, I lost interest. Might revisit it and just make it a long haul type of game, no need to rush it.

>>11803454 (OP)
>Deadly Towers
is this like Elevator Action or something

I play this music while naked, a loaded .500 in my ass while jacking off and pretending I'm in Macbeth (FUCK!)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKTjhlQn8-4&list=PLF6274575C955DC17&index=20&ab_channel=GBelair

This was Seanbaby’s worst NES game of all time.

My strongest memory of this game was excitedly showing the game to a friend only to them to get angry and ask why I was even showing them such a stupid game. Still not sure why I showed it to them.

>>11806380
It's a spiritual sequel, as is Rampage. Thus both Japan and the US had their own very different takes on where the Elevator Action legacy should go.

Das Spiel ist Scheiße! Dieses Spiel fickt dich härter als das Leben!

>>11807578
I owned it. Bought it too back in the day. It's not the worst game. It's just got some questionable design choices. It like E.T. gets a way worse rap they deserve. Also, good luck playing without a rapid fire controller, your fingers are dead.

I downloaded a patch that makes it so the music doesn't start over every time you exit a room hoping that would compel me to power through but I still couldn't do it. I stepped on a random tile and ended up in some maze I couldn't simply exit by going back through the door I came in, and when I looked it up apparently that's extremely common in the game and those tiles are all over the place. I wanted to play the game without guides as the cryptic nature is what keeps drawing me to it every few years, but going by that I'd have to use a guide to not spend countless hours in tedious mazes. I'll probably still try again someday though.

>>11808127
Make notes on what happens on what screen. It's a game for drawing maps.

>>11805857
>This is like the video game equivalent of experiencing a psychotic break.
Skill issue.