Scarlet Tower

Once familiarized, we will appreciate the frightening variety and depth of Scarlet Tower. Eight playable characters, very different from each other and highly customizable, dozens of passive abilities and runes… Just this is enough to describe the extremely high longevity and the desire of the developers to leave complete choice to the player. Yes, it’s repetitive, it’s true, but if taken in small doses, it becomes a pleasant and rewarding pastime, chasing the distant goal of reaching the final levels.

Scarlet Tower is the third game in a new genre from Pyxeralia. In an effort to compete with Vampire Survivors, it offers more engaging and visually appealing graphics. However, it doesn’t have much content to offer at this point, and regular players will likely get bored of it very quickly. In the context of the developers’ work, this is unfortunately yet another half-baked product they rushed to market, and it may well be another one that gets abandoned mid-development.