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About This Game
Introduces a companion system where rescued characters (warriors, wizards, etc.) fight alongside the player with unique abilities.
Features 8 different weapon types and magic spells that can be powered up throughout the adventure.
Known for its non-linear progression - players can choose different paths through the tower's floors with varying difficulty levels.
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