- September 23, 2022
- o_m
- 4h median play time
Tower of Ardia
Platforms
About
In the town of Ardia, a woman seeks to conquer a tower holding the powers of a legendary witch, hoping to save her sister. Adventurers have long tried and failed to claim this power, but she is determined to succeed. With a guild in place to ensure challengers are qualified, players must help her navigate the tower and uncover its secrets.





- The art style is superb, with a distinct anime aesthetic and a large variety of high-quality CGs.
- The game features a relatable story centered around saving a family member, making the characters feel more real and important.
- The corruption mechanics and multiple enemy types provide a variety of H scenes, appealing to fans of the genre.
- The game is very short, with some players completing it in under 3 hours, leading to a lack of content.
- The story is minimal and generic, failing to provide depth or engagement beyond the basic premise.
- The gameplay can feel repetitive, with many encounters featuring similar tentacle-themed content and limited monster variety.
story
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is described as linear and minimal, primarily revolving around the quest to save a sick sister, which some players find relatable. However, many reviewers criticize it for being overly simplistic and lacking depth, with elements that feel underdeveloped, such as the portrayal of antagonists. Overall, while the narrative serves as a backdrop for gameplay, it leaves much to be desired in terms of storytelling quality.
“The story is similarly small scale, but with the impetus being to save your sole surviving family member, it's something easily relatable.”
“The story is better than in most games but it is linear and minimal.”
“The story is extremely bare bones, basically summed up as 'explore the dungeon to save your sick sister.'”
“The story is better than in most games, but it is linear and minimal.”
“Maybe a little more to the story - some things don't really get the justice they deserve - like the scummy landlord.”