Towerborne Launches on Xbox Today – Five Tips to Master Your Adventure

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Alright, so, there’s this game called Towerborne — ever heard of it? It’s dropping today on Xbox Series X|S, Windows PC, and all those other gaming spaces. Game Pass folks, rejoice! We’re diving into some chaos, and I’m here to sprinkle a bit of wisdom on your looting endeavors. Or maybe it’ll be more like a confusing map. We’ll see.

Play Around, Seriously

First things first, just mess around. Towerborne isn’t one of those games where you’re locked into a style. It’s like being a kid again and trying on different superhero costumes — you wanna see what fits. Four classes, all unique. I mean, don’t even try to stick to what you think you like. Just… poke around.

Build Like You’re Guilty of Something

This update, what do they call it? Oh, Class Mastery Update. Anyway, it’s giving the classes a makeover, and they like to throw around terms like skill trees. I once tried gardening, but that’s not the point. Here’s the kicker: Sentinels are both fast and strong, Pyroclasts love fire, Rockbreakers punch hard, and Shadowstrikers… Well, they just love chucking things.

• Bleed Build: Sentinel skills can make enemies bleed, slowly. Kind of like that tomato plant I forgot to water. You unleash ‘Bloodlust’ and ‘Sanguine Burst’ to blast enemies away.

• Sear Build: Pyroclasts. Fire’s their game. Heck, they’ve got ‘Persistent Pyre’. Imagine fire that just… won’t quit.

• Powderkeg Build: Rockbreakers are like, pow! Punches that feel like fireworks. ‘Cracking Skulls’ anyone?

• Projectile Frenzy Build: Shadowstrikers dig hurling sharp things. ‘Shooting Stars’ skill? Kunai all over, baby.

• Support Build: Healing’s underrated, but in this game, everyone can pitch in. Gets better the higher your level. Share the love… or don’t.

Take Your Sweet Time

Enemies, or gobos as they’re called here, are blunt but surprisingly robust. It’s like watching a toddler throw a tantrum — signals everywhere. Dodge, wait, and attack when they show their cards. Save those health flasks for when things get crazier.

Turn Their Stuff Against Them

Using enemy gear against them? Can’t go wrong. Imagine gobos fumbling with bombs and ending up blasting themselves. It’s like a comedy scene where they trip over banana peels, except it’s explosives. It’s hilariously satisfying, even if it sounds medieval.

Umbra Allies — Cute Yet Deadly

Umbra — these are your battle pals and each brings something to the table, like flying spaghetti monsters but cuter. Iska’s your starter Umbra, shoots stuff from afar. Then there’s Pox with those nifty aerials, and Picus, who’s more of a firestarter. They’re just quirky little helpers in your fight.

So, that’s a rundown. Take it for what it’s worth. Run along the walls, dodge like a ninja, throw around those skills. Who knows? Maybe you’ll save the last stronghold of humanity. Or just have a blast with your friends. Either way, chaos awaits. Cheers!