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Tower Trials
A dark-fantasy roguelike deckbuilder where a goblin scavenger climbs a hundred-floor tower and rebuilds its deck every run.
https://playtowertrials.com
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What It Does
Tower Trials is a mobile roguelike card game. You play Nibs, a goblin scavenger climbing a hundred-floor dwarven tower toward something at the summit that promises to change what you are — with permadeath runs and escalating danger as the price of going up.
Deck building is the hook. Five archetypes each carry their own engine: a Physical/Vulnerability miner hitting with pickaxe damage and Vulnerable stacks, an explosive Tinker clearing rooms with bombs and chain bursts, a poison-and-sustain Brewer that wins three turns late, and two more. You can commit to one archetype for a pure synergy engine or splash across several for hybrid decks, and the site's dynamic drafting tailors the deck floor by floor so no two runs build the same thing. Reaching the summit triggers a metamorphosis of the goblin itself.
It is out now on iOS and Android, with a Steam release listed as coming soon. Update 1.0.5 added Endless Tower — a mode with no summit — along with ten new cards and ten new relics, and the game was featured in Pocket Gamer. The site is translated into English, French, Italian, Ukrainian, German and Traditional Chinese.
Key Features
- Five archetypes with distinct core mechanics and card pools
- Dynamic floor-by-floor drafting so no two decks match
- Multi-splashing for cross-archetype hybrid synergies
- 100-floor tower with escalating danger and permadeath runs
- Summit metamorphosis as the end-of-run payoff
- Endless Tower mode with new cards and relics in update 1.0.5
Who It Is For
Mobile players who like roguelike deckbuilders with per-run variety rather than a fixed meta.
Key Use Cases
Short permadeath runs with a different deck each time; testing cross-archetype hybrid deck builds; climbing a fixed 100-floor tower or the endless mode after update 1.0.5.
Pricing and Access
Pricing
Not verified
Access
Available now on iOS and Android, with a Steam version listed as coming soon. The site does not state a price or in-app purchase model on the homepage.
Pricing and availability last checked: Oct 24, 2026 · Source: official website
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Strengths and Limitations
Strengths
Archetype engines are distinct enough that splashing is a real decision, and a post-launch content update plus press featuring show the game is being maintained.
Limitations
Desktop play is not available yet — the Steam build is listed as coming soon.
