About Twisted Tower Guide
Twisted Tower Guide is a free, fan-made resource for Twisted Tower, the 1950s carnival horror FPS developed by Atmos Games (Thomas Brush) and published by 3D Realms.
The game comes from Thomas Brush and Atmos Games, the same studio behind Pinstripe (released on Steam April 24, 2017, published by Armor Games Studios) and Neversong. Brush’s own bio counts five years of development by a tiny team before Twisted Tower shipped. On Pinstripe, the art, music, and code all came from him alone, a point his own site quotes Destructoid on, and he bills himself as the creator of Neversong as well. The developer FAQ credits the core team as Thomas Brush with lead artist Felipe Caravelli, programmer Ajay Venkat, musician Krys Polezoes, and sound designer Hector Rodriguez.
Our goal is to help players find their way through the abandoned theme park: walkthroughs, boss strategies, puzzle solutions, collectible locations, weapon guides, and every ending.
We are not affiliated with Atmos Games or 3D Realms. Twisted Tower and all related game assets are © Atmos Games / 3D Realms. Screenshots are used under fair use for educational and reference purposes.
For content corrections or questions about this guide, email sonic6640@gmail.com.
Information on this site is researched from official Steam listings, developer updates, and verified preview coverage. As the game is newly released, guide pages are updated when new gameplay details are confirmed.
How This Guide Is Made
- Official materials first. Facts are checked against the Steam store listing, the developer FAQ, and the official patch notes rather than passed along from another site. Where a page leans on community documentation instead of an official release, the page says so rather than presenting it as first-hand.
- Uncertainty is labeled, not hidden. Where sources disagree, like the Journal counter readings that differed between builds before and after the August 25, 2026 patch (v1.0.4.4.2), pages say so instead of picking a side.
- Revisions are public. Every guide revision is dated and logged on our updates page, so you can check how current any page is before trusting it.
- Readers keep us honest. Corrections from players land within days. Send one and the fix gets logged.