The Tower - Fantogame: A Simple Sequence Memory Challenge

9/6/2026, 4:50:12 AM

Release date: 9/20/2016

Tags: #indie #casual

User Reviews

Score: 36%Mostly Negative
Review Count: 22 reviews
Fetched At: 9/6/2026, 4:50:12 AM

Reference prices

Japan

¥ 580 (JPY)

Steam JP

$4.99 (USD)

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Japan Price: ¥ 580
Global Price: $4.99
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Key highlight

The Tower - Fantogame is an indie casual game where players must memorize and repeat a sequence of squares across 10 floors, restarting from the beginning upon any mistake.

Who this is for

Recommended for those seeking a casual game that tests concentration and memory with simple rules. It's perfect for quick play sessions during brief moments of free time.

Details

Overview

The Tower - Fantogame presents a minimalist take on a classic memory and sequence challenge. Developed and published by Fantogame, this indie title offers a straightforward yet engaging experience for players looking to test their recall.

Highlights

Core Gameplay: Players must navigate a tower with 10 floors, each containing a single valid square. The objective is to click these valid squares in the correct sequence, starting from the lowest floor.
Consequences of Error: A single mistake in guessing a square means restarting the entire sequence from the first floor, adding a layer of pressure to each click.
Scoring: Success is measured by reaching the 10th floor with the fewest attempts, encouraging precision and careful memorization.

Who It's For

This game is ideal for players who enjoy casual puzzle games, memory challenges, and titles with a simple, easy-to-learn but difficult-to-master design. Its straightforward mechanics also make it suitable for family play.