The Casino is where you’ll typically find most of the players in the lobby, and I’ve spent a few hours there myself. The Lobby, as well as being a rather pretty place to explore, contains multiple shops, a few activities such as the Typing Derby (a typing speed game) and Trivia, and some other locations such as the Cinema (almost identical to GMod Cinema) and the Casino. If you join a Lobby, you’ll be placed into the main world of Tower Unite. You’ll definitely play them for more than just the currency they award you for winning I typically find the earning of Units to be a bonus rather than a motivation. These minigames are all quite fun, each clearly having care and effort put into them. And I can’t speak for the final minigame, Planet Panic, because I’ve not found an open server the two times I tried to play it. Virus is a decent to mediocre shooter that some players may recognise from other FPS games, though this also has little in the way of maps. The newly released Little Crusaders is quite fun – lots of little crusader players versus one player driven dragon – though it currently only has three maps. As far as minigames go, you’re able to choose from a wide variety of courses in Minigolf and Ball Race (a super-monkey ball style game). Lacking though it may be in comparison to its predecessor, it still boasts a fair amount of activities to keep you occupied. I’ll address the level of content immediately. But I’m going to tell you why it’s worth picking up even in its current state.
Tower Unite is still lacking in content when compared to its predecessor, and is admittedly riddled with bugs from time to time (though not unplayably so). The servers and developers will have proper funding, and everyone in the game is going to be on the same level of opportunity as opposed to donors holding certain privileges.
TOWER UNITE LITTLE CRUSADERS FREE
Its successor, Tower Unite, is instead built in the Unreal engine, and is no longer free to play, to the game’s own benefit.
It began life as a GMod server – called GMod Tower – and whilst it was an enjoyable experience, it was largely held together with sticks and tape, from what I could tell. Tower Unite is a social, minigame driven MMO which boasts the promise of no microtransactions to ruin the fun.
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