Days of Reverse Towlrs

[Robin]

Finally, another finished game.

One hint: you may let your keyboard rest in this one.

Tell me, how many attempts did you need?

Warning: do not play if you have or suspect you might have epilepsy. The flashing screen might trigger an attack.

[tentus]

Tricksy, that took me embarrassingly long to get. You might want to put a Epilepsy warning on it, that fail screen was pretty harsh.

[Robin]

Tricksy, that took me embarrassingly long to get.

There's no embarrassment in Towlrs. How many tries did you need?

You might want to put a Epilepsy warning on it, that fail screen was pretty harsh.

You're right. It was made harsh intentionally, but a warning is in place here.

[Taehl]

After failing 30 times in a row and being equally clueless as to why I failed every time, I deleted the game. This is not fun. You need to give out some sort of instructions.

[Robin]

After failing 30 times in a row and being equally clueless as to why I failed every time, I deleted the game. This is not fun. You need to give out some sort of instructions.

You familiar with Towlr? See this and also this. Any instructions defeat the whole point.

[vrld]

25 attempts. Good one But the title somewhat gave it away.

[tentus]

I don't think Towlr games are supposed to be fun, I consider them to be tests of patience. (I like to think I have a high tolerance for all things terrible). Robin, you may want to extent your time a little bit, using a touchpad for input can lead to time issues.

Also, I was promised cake. There was no cake.

[nevon]

11 attempts.

[TechnoCat]

21 attempts

[Taehl]

So it's a game about failing automatically every few seconds until I figure out the one obscure thing the programmer intended for me to do but couldn't be arsed to tell me about? Sounds like the most awesome thing ever.</sarcasm> It sounds like the Hitman series if you take out all the good stuff.