NES
Deadly Towers
Also known as: 데드리 타워즈, ديدلي تاويرس, Дидли Тоуерс, デッドリータワーズ, Ντιντλι Τουερσ
- Platform
- Nintendo Entertainment System
- Genre
- Action/Adventure
- Year
- 1986
- Developer
- Lenar
- Publisher
- Broderbund
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ROM downloads
1Deadly Towers (USA)
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About the Game
Deadly Towers is an action-adventure game where Prince Myer must climb seven towers to defeat the evil sorcerer Rubas. The game features a sprawling, maze-like world with interconnected rooms and multiple floors to explore. Players collect bells as currency to purchase power-ups and equipment while battling various enemies. Known for its challenging difficulty, cryptic design, and labyrinthine structure that requires careful mapping to navigate successfully.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Q2.Does Deadly Towers support in-browser save states?
Yes, the in-browser emulator features instant Save States and Load States, storing your game progress directly in your browser storage so you can pick up where you left off.
Q3.What controls are supported? Can I use a controller for Deadly Towers?
The emulator fully supports standard keyboard controls as well as plug-and-play USB and Bluetooth gamepads (including Xbox, PlayStation, and generic controllers).