Land Of Towers is a great scenic experience with promising physics mechanics centered around building wooden structures. It does not have anything else going for it unfortunately.

No smooth locomotion (which was promised a year ago), no climbing mechanics, teleport only, so easy to accidentally freeze/unfreeze items, no index finger tracking, a confusing tower area in the story mode got me stumped, no vehicles, no enemies, water looks like fog up close and is not interactive at all, sticks don't burn on torches, doesn't have a very big game world to explore. The hands don't grab objects realistically, but I did like the physics of many of the objects, and it was fun to push barrels off roofs for example. I might check it out again if smooth locomotion is added, but that seems like a feature the devs just don't know how to handle.

Land Of Towers is a great scenic experience with promising physics mechanics centered around building wooden structures. It does not have anything else going for it unfortunately. No smooth locomotion (which was promised a year ago), no climbing mechanics, teleport only, so easy to accidentally freeze/unfreeze items, no index finger tracking, a confusing tower area in the story mode got me stumped, no vehicles, no enemies, water looks like fog up close and is not interactive at all, sticks don't burn on torches, doesn't have a very big game world to explore. The hands don't grab objects realistically, but I did like the physics of many of the objects, and it was fun to push barrels off roofs for example. I might check it out again if smooth locomotion is added, but that seems like a feature the devs just don't know how to handle.