GO Series: Tower of Deus

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  • Summary: GO Series: Tower of Deus is a 2D platformer where must overcome a curse as you race to the top of the tower.

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  1. Games Master UK
    Jul 8, 2011
    52
    Short and repetitive, this is basic stuff for a pretty basic price. [Aug 2011, p.93]
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  2. Nintendo Gamer
    Jun 13, 2011
    20
    A platforming throwback to the golden era of the Nokia N-Gage. [June 2011, p.71]
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  1. BackToTheTruth
    Jun 3, 2018
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    I'm much too late for the party, but I wanted to leave a comment on the game for posterity.

    The game is fine, however the control scheme is    I'm much too late for the party, but I wanted to leave a comment on the game for posterity.

    The game is fine, however the control scheme is ABYSMAL.

    It's a game of racing against time and certain death.

    So basically you need precise, crip control. But what you get is a sluggish response to inputs and a character that takes FOREVER to turn or climb up a ledge. This is ridiculous in so many ways.

    It seems like producer "GO series" had never played any genre defining jump'n'run before to come up with such bad controls.
    By the way, it was the same for another of their games "10 second run", where the controls are runrelentingly bad.

    I only bought the game at the time because "nintendolife" advertised them as good. But in reality they seemed to write bought reviews to push sales, because for both games there was no single mention of the kind of controls you would get whatsoever.    … Expand