Tower of Madness is a third-person horror game where you play a cowboy trapped in a twisted, gravity-bending nightmare tower. It's got heavy Lovecraftian vibes with a little bit of Dark Tower thrown in for flavor, all about climbing your way up while fighting your own madness.

Pros:
✔️ Nice Aesthetic: I really liked the overall look of the game. It definitely captures that eerie, dreamlike feel it was aiming for.
✔️ Shows Some Promise: There are parts of the game that show they had some cool ideas—they just didn’t always land the way I hoped.
✔️ Solid Vibe: Even if everything didn’t come together perfectly, the mood and setting still gave it that weird cosmic horror atmosphere I was hoping for.

Cons:
❌ Doesn't Play Great: Movement and combat felt pretty rough. I found myself fighting the controls more than the monsters sometimes.
❌ Assets Feel Limiting: It felt like they had big ideas but were stuck using assets that didn’t fully do them justice.
❌ Story Didn’t Pull Me In: For a game that’s trying to be atmospheric and mysterious, the story just didn’t hook me the way it should have.

Conclusion:
I really wanted to like Tower of Madness because I’m a sucker for Lovecraftian horror, but it just didn’t hit the mark for me. I can totally see what they were going for, and there’s definitely something here for people who love the vibe more than the gameplay. For me though, it ended up feeling like more missed potential than anything else.

Score: 2 out of 5 upside-down towers—a good idea that got lost somewhere between the stars.