One of Ouya's most popular exclusives has
now made its way into the Play Store. On its original platform,
Knightmare Tower captivated gamers with its addictive mix of simplistic
gameplay and adorable visuals, placing players in control of a knight
with a rocket thrusting him by fiends and through ceilings in a quest to
rescue multiple princesses in need. Now the game is available for a
mobile device near you
Knightmare Tower won't provide the most diverse experience, as each
level consists of flying upwards, taking repeated downward slashes at
ghouls pursuing below. Yet each slash is a risk, as every miss will slow
down your ascension and threatens to plunge you into a rising pool of
lava. Over the course of the game's 70 quests, players will upgrade
their weapons, strengthen their armor, and obtain explosive power-ups.
These all should make fending off the 50+ monster types with the game's
tilt and tap controls that much easier.
If you've already played this game on Ouya, you don't
need someone else to tell you how good it is. All you need to know is
that you can now take it with you on the go. The game is available for
free below, but you will have to spend $2.99 to unlock the full version -
a small price to pay for the amount of fun to be had.
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