Best wishes for 2026!
We hope this year will be as good as possible for everyone.
I’m making this post to announce a change to the Towers Heritage game capsule. It was created by Bruno Barros (his ArtStation portfolio), whom I would like to thank once again from the bottom of my heart. His workflow is flawless and the final renders are stunning. I’m a huge fan of the capsules he creates. He truly knows how to reveal a game’s content while conveying its gameplay through composition, all while making it look beautiful and eye-catching. We love work done right.
Towers Heritage has been out for a few months now, and I’m incredibly happy to see that people are playing and enjoying the game. After all these years of work and doubt, it’s an immense joy to see players having a good time with it. I want to thank you all sincerely, from the bottom of my heart.
A huge thanks to everyone who sends feedback, writes reviews (and positives, that's lovely), and recommends the game. I understand it’s still far from what you might expect it to be, but there isn’t much left to do for it to truly live up to its name.
Over the next few days, I’ll be focusing on communication, talking a bit more about the game online and helping it reach a wider audience. After that, I’ll start working on the feedback I’ve received recently, which will make the game more enjoyable.
At the same time, the writing of the story mode is ongoing, and I can’t wait to reveal it to you, through new fun and challenging levels.
You can expect regular patches over the coming weeks and months.
The next major milestone is planned for March 2026.
Surprises, surprises.