Towelfight 2

Towelfight 2

Shoot animals out of your face

351 ratings
192 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 26, 2013
  • December 18, 2020
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Embark on an insane action-adventure RPG where you shoot animals from your face. Battle through procedurally generated levels with unique weapons and power-ups, facing furious boss fights across diverse environments. Customize your attack with a unique shot rotation system and explore dungeons for powerful items.

Unique Shot Rotation system
43 unique weapons with augmentations
14 insane power-ups
10 evil bosses
Procedurally generated world
5 Unique Environments
Dungeons for the courageous
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What's New in Towelfight 2

100.0.27

December 18, 2020

Minor bug fixes. For more details, check out the patch notes at https://www.bscotch.net/games/towelfight-2/patchnotes

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$1.99

5,000 Coins

A big sack of coins to get you through the day. Why? Because you're busy, and you can't be sittin' around all day harvesting currency from your slain enemies. You have things to do!

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Love this game, but wish it worked with controllers

I’ve loved this game for a while now. I first purchased it on the Playjam GameStick. Unfortunately, it’s the only time I ever had a chance to play it using a controller. I also never beat it and it feels like I may not get that chance.

I find it difficult to play on the iPhone or iPad with the onscreen controls and nothing I’ve tried has worked. My fingers are either sliding off the touch area, or I’m putting them in the wrong directions.

I have several Bluetooth controllers including the Steelseries Nimbus which is supposed to work natively with iOS devices. My iPad and iPhone will show the controllers as connected and they will work with other games. Just not this one.

I know this game is old as dirt, but if there were any updates to it to allow controller support, I would be so happy. I would replay the heck out of it, and get the chance to finish the game.
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(Throws hands up 🙌)

If you want 1 word to describe this game
Exciting
Its got different combos to replay-ability is a solid 8/10
The enemies and bosses and fun for the most part some enemies more irritating then others same with bosses but what game hasn't got those enemies that we all hate
Worst part of the game?
Its between the last area (the red bloody looking area)
Or the sub area the mines
The last area because it has most of the irritating enemies
Or the mines due to the tediousness of finding either the pets? Monsters? Equips? You want
Besides that
Simply peak 🙌
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Sequel please!!😭

Please butterscotch make a sequel, you did it for crashlands, now this? Pleeeassee

Nice game, terrible controls

The game is slick and polished really nicely. Narrative and story are hilarious and the variety of weapons is cool. Large map with lots of enemy types too. It’s a really nice game.

I’m sure it’s very fun when you get going. The problem is that on a touch screen the controls are just too difficult.

There is a setting to change to “floating” which should be the default - do this immediately when you start and it’ll be more similar to every other game in the genre.

The directional shooting is too hard and feels “random” sometimes. You have to pull the shoot button right to the end of the rail to get it to shoot in a certain direction which is annoying.

And finally the game requires you to be extremely accurate (ie if you miss your shot by a couple of pixels it won’t land). So the precision of controls are actually really important.

I think if the devs did another pass on the control to make it feel more like some others in the genre this would definitely be a top-tier fun game.
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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Crashes on iOS 8.1.2

Bug

Black screen and instant crashes on iPad Air 2

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Controller support

Feature

Multiplayer mode

Feature

Easier difficulty option

Feature

Improved map/UI navigation

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FAQ

What kind of game is Towelfight 2?

Towelfight 2 is an action-adventure RPG that borders on insanity. It features furious boss fights, procedurally generated levels, and a vast array of power-ups and unique weapons. The core gameplay involves shooting animals out of your face as you battle through the realm.

What are the key features of Towelfight 2?

Key features include a unique Shot Rotation system for customizing attacks, 43 unique weapons with augmentations, 14 insane power-ups, 10 challenging bosses, and a procedurally generated world with thousands of rooms. It also offers 5 unique environments and dungeons for those seeking the most powerful items.

Is Towelfight 2 free to play?

The game offers free features that include the core gameplay mechanics, weapons, power-ups, bosses, and environments. There are also premium features available, such as cloud saving, doubled coin gains, and reduced resurrection costs, which can be purchased.

What platforms is Towelfight 2 available on?

The description mentions cloud saving to transfer saves between devices, implying it is available on platforms that support cloud saves. While specific platforms aren't listed, this feature suggests cross-device compatibility.

What makes the combat unique in Towelfight 2?

The combat is made unique by the 'Unique Shot Rotation' system, allowing players to build and customize a rotating clip of projectiles. These projectiles can burn, poison, freeze, electrocute, pinch, and explode enemies. Additionally, players can equip up to three different power-ups simultaneously for varied combat strategies.