Abomination Tower Review : Procedural Platforming Rage
Channel: LIFE RPG
Date: 25/02/2015

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Abomination Tower is a fun, if not slightly sadistic platformer about a headless corpse named uhh... Headless. 

It's not really innovative or mind-blowing, but Abomination Tower still offers load of fun for a very low price.

My text review of Abomination Tower: http://www.indiegamebundles.com/review-abomination-tower/

Abomination Tower is on Steam: http://store.steampowered.com/app/340390/

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Abomination Tower is a humorously macabre, 2D procedurally generated platformer.

You play as Headless, the rejected creation of a mad scientist. Headless is trapped in the tower with other dangerous abominations. You must journey up the tower to escape! Along the way you unlock heads that can be equipped, each with its own unique ability to aid in your escape. 

The game consists of 10 levels which must be completed to escape the tower. Each level is procedurally generated, levels grow more an more difficult as you climb higher up the tower. The game aims to provide difficult gameplay to challenge even the best platforming lovers.

Abomination Tower fairly simple and fun platformer that is similar to Meat Boy, but instead of focusing on 1-2 large puzzles, focuses on your endurance on a combination of shorter challenges. 

Each stage in Abomination Tower has a set of challenges, and each time you play, you will get that set in a random order, so each time you play Abomination Tower it will feel slightly different, but you can safely compare speed run times which the game does have leader boards for. 

Also because the focus is on endurance and speed runs, Abomination Tower's earlier puzzles are a lot more forgiving and more fun to approach than Meat Boy's choppy stage system imo.