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Towers II: Plight of the Stargazer
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The sequel to Towers: Lord Bantiff's Deceit, this game picks up roughly 6 months where the first game left off and follows the same first-person dungeon crawling formula. Become one of four different characters as you are immersed within the strange happenings in the mystical land of Lamini. You must uncover the secrets as you explore Daggan's tower. Many before you have tried, but none have returned. First person perspective, full screen smooth scrolling, talk to others, refer to maps, collect 100's of items, encounter 100's of creatures, experience challenges in combat and spell casting. Hours and hours of entertainment with appropriate save features.
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Towers II: Plight of the Stargazer is a role-playing video game (RPG) that takes place from a first-person perspective, similar to other games in the genre such as Ultima Underworld: The Stygian Abyss and King's Field, in a three-dimensional environment with pre-rendered 3D sprites. The main objective of the player is to adventure through a large, multi-level castle tower in which the entire game is set and defeat Lord Daggan. The player uses a freely movable mouse cursor to interact with the environment and with the icon-based interface on the heads-up display (HUD) when not engaged in combat. The progression of the player through the game is linear, with puzzles and secrets to be found scattered within certain walls of the tower. An automatically filling map, that can be accessed by pressing its respective button during gameplay, keeps track of the player's finding through their gameplay session. Before starting, players can choose between any of the four characters at the beginning of the game, each one with their own class but skills statistics are randomly assigned and can be changed by rerolling them again until its suitable for the player. Players can save their progress at any time during gameplay and resume on the main menu. Enemies are encountered inside the tower, with battles taking place in real-time when players are engaging in combat and they can use either a melee or ranged attack with their currently equipped weapon and a magic attack, which drains its dedicated mana meter and no further action is possible until the meter is fully filled again. Weapons, armors, shields, magic scrolls and other items can be either found from killing enemy non-playable characters (NPCs) or lying on the ground during exploration. At the beginning, the player starts with a limited inventory space that can be further expanded by picking up either backpacks or bags. Some NCPs can be talked when not engaged in combat and they can give hints about puzzles found in later levels of the tower. By participating in combat, the player's character gains experience points and when certain amounts of experience points are accumulated, their character levels up, gaining additional hit points and mana. Foods found inside the tower also plays an important role in gameplay, as the player's character can feel hunger and if they do not use the food on their character's portrait, will lead a change in the in-game movement of their character as a result. Rest also plays an equally important role as well, since players can recover hit points by sleeping anywhere on the tower but they can also be attacked by any of the enemies.
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Towers II: Plight of the Stargazer is a Role-playing (RPG), Turn-based game released in 1996 developed by JV Games that offers Single player gameplay from a first person perspective playable on Atari Jaguar with 0 user ratings averaging 0/100. The game explores themes like Fantasy. If you enjoy Towers II: Plight of the Stargazer, you might also like similar games in our database of 45,000+ titles.
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