Icy Tower

Icy Tower (2001)

by Free Lunch Design AB
Genres:Platform, Arcade
Themes:Action, Fantasy, Kids
Game modes:Single player
Story:A combination of a platform and action game, the goal of the game character is to climb a tower by jumping onto steps of a staircase inside it. The game brings you custom characters, unlockable floors types, replays to share with your friends, lots of combo rewards and more!
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It was free, but i would buy it! Add an online leaderboard, do a propper linux port that i can dig on my steamdeck. Very addictive and trippy drug, i need that,
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February 02, 2025
I've played it when I was in high school with friends, and it was so fun reaching higher and higher scores. And the SFX was so catchy and adorable! I can still hear it in my head 20 years later without needing to play it or watch a video of it. "Yupidubidu!"
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