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About the Game
Tricky Towers is a chaotic physics party game about building towers and sabotaging rivals with magic.
Tricky Towers is a casual indie physics game from WeirdBeard, which is both its developer and publisher. Its tags place it firmly in the casual and indie space, and its setting is a fable-like land where wizards stack bricks as high as they can. The tone is playful rather than serious. The store description presents it as a physics party game where you battle friends to build the strongest reputation.
The core loop is easy to pick up. You drop bricks to build a tower, cast light or dark spells to help your own construction or disrupt an opponent's, and try to keep your structure standing while magic flies and bricks keep falling. The store page lists 17 light and dark spells to choose from. Matches can be played locally with two to four players or online against players around the world. Three multiplayer modes are offered: competitive, survival, and puzzle.
If you want to practice first, there is a single-player training mode with challenges, and a leaderboard mode lets you compare your scores before and after training. The tags show full controller support, DualShock support, a keyboard-only option, and a recommendation to use a gamepad. The game is also listed as not requiring fast reflexes, which makes it easier to enjoy with mixed groups. Remote Play on phone, tablet, and TV is supported, and Steam achievements, trading cards, and leaderboards round out the package.
Feature Highlights
- Build towers in a physics-driven party game where every brick can change the outcome.
- Cast 17 light and dark magic spells to help your own tower or sabotage an opponent's.
- Play locally with two to four players or take on opponents from around the world online.
- Choose from three multiplayer modes: competitive, survival, and puzzle.
- Train in single-player challenges and use the leaderboard mode to compare your scores before and after practice.
- Enjoy full controller support, including DualShock, plus a keyboard-only option and Remote Play on phone, tablet, and TV.
Who It Is (and Is Not) For
Recommended For
This is a good pick for friends who want a quick, rowdy game to play together on one screen or online. Players who enjoy physics chaos and playful magical sabotage will likely get the most out of it, especially since the game does not demand fast reflexes.
Not Recommended For
If you want a deep, slow-paced builder with a long story or a serious simulation, this is not the right fit. The listed features center on multiplayer and arcade-style play, and no story mode is mentioned. Players who prefer a strictly serious competitive experience may also find the mischievous tone too silly.
What the Steam Reviews Say
Tricky Towers holds a Steam review label of Very Positive, which is 極度好評 in Steam Taiwan wording, with 90% of its reviews being positive. That is a strong signal that most players who reviewed it recommend the game. Combined with a large review base, the rating suggests that the core party-game experience has landed well with its audience.
The review volume is in the tens of thousands, so the percentage is far more meaningful than it would be for a game with only a handful of reviews. Small review counts can swing wildly and are less reliable, but a score this high across a large sample usually reflects a broadly consistent verdict. The exact count is shown in the header of this page.
Price History & Historical Low
We started recording this game's Taiwan-store price on 2026-08-04 and have 6 day(s) of data so far.
Latest recorded price: NT$268 · lowest recorded NT$80 on 2026-08-04
A price chart appears here once we have recorded at least a week of prices with some variation.
All prices below are Taiwan Steam store prices in NT$. Tricky Towers is currently NT$ 268, which matches its regular price, so there is no discount at the moment. The lowest price we have recorded is NT$ 80, reached on 2026-08-04, which corresponds to the deepest discount of 70%. The game is discounted sometimes, and it has not been free to keep on any days in our records.
Our price record is still short, so any verdict here is tentative. If you want to play now, the full price is reasonable given the strong review rating. If you can wait, the recorded low of NT$ 80 suggests that a sale is worth watching for, and a wishlist with notifications is the simplest way to catch one.
Analysis written 10/27/2026 from our recorded prices; the chart above is live. Taiwan-region Steam prices.
How to Buy
- Sign in to Steam on the website or desktop client, since any purchase is tied to your account.
- Open the Tricky Towers store page and check the current Taiwan price of NT$ 268.
- Purchase the game directly if the price fits your budget, or add it to your wishlist if you would rather wait.
- Turn on Steam's wishlist sale notifications so you get alerts when the price drops.
- Check back here for the price trend before you buy.
Things to Know
Tricky Towers supports Traditional Chinese and English, along with Simplified Chinese and many other languages. The adult content flag is not set for this game. All prices are Taiwan-region Steam prices in NT$ and may differ in other regions or currencies. Free and discount promotions can end at any time, so check the official Steam page before you buy.
