A red-hooded swordsman in a brush-textured stone chamber
A painterly action roguelite

Hundred
Tower

Shift gravity. Turn walls into floors.
One hundred floors. A different way up.

Discover the climb ↓In development · Windows PC · Single-player
Find a new way up

The only way
is higher.

Hundred Tower is a single-player action roguelite about climbing a shifting tower through acrobatic combat and gravity-defying movement. Chain wall jumps, double jumps, dashes, and aerial attacks as you fight from one floor to the next.

The character rotating toward a wall while enemies stand on the old floor
01 / MOVEMENT

Shift gravity.
Turn walls into floors.

Choose a new surface and redirect your gravity toward it. Your body turns, you fall toward the wall, and that wall becomes the ground beneath your feet. Chain floor-to-wall transitions with jumps, dashes, and sword attacks to cross gaps and fight from a new plane while enemies remain on another.

Sword combat against strange creatures amid splashes of red paint
02 / COMBAT

Fight with
momentum.

Cut through enemies with quick sword strikes, charge a heavy blow to break a guard, launch a target, or plunge from above. Mix in kicks and paint orbs as battles leave their mark across the tower.

The armored Foreman facing the player against a painterly stone wall
03 / THE CLIMB

Build your climb.

Choose Boons and Spoils along the way, adapt to changing rooms and enemy combinations, and face the tower’s bosses. Start a fresh route with a random seed or return to a familiar one with a seed of your own.

Another floor. Another chance.

Keep reaching higher.

Continue an unfinished climb from its floor autosave. Death ends the run, while unlocked checkpoints let you begin a new attempt deeper in the tower.

Explore a painterly world of brush-textured stone, warm industrial lights, strange creatures, and pools of color. Adjust camera sensitivity, field of view, screen shake, and gravity-roll comfort to suit the climb.

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