2025 was the biggest and smallest year for Towerable; the most fulfilling yet also the least. It was our first year, our beginning! Thanks for joining us, what a start its been. Let’s get started with our first ever Year in Review for 2025!
What we Released in 2025
Towerable started off as an experiement, in the beginning we launched a normal, small, and un-popular Tower Obby. It never got anywhere. So, we tried again. We then made Snowflake Stage Tower, our first go at a stage tower. And, well, it went quite well! It’s currently our most popular game by far, named the Studio Favorite of 2025 and our most popular game of 2025 (or… ever). You can view these achievements on our website. We released a few more after that as well. View our full list below:
- Arctic Tower
- Snowflake Stage Tower
- Kitsune Stage Tower
- Candy-Corn Stage Tower
- Festive Stage Tower
Quite a list given that we started in July!
What we cancelled
Well, those weren’t going to be all our games for the year, we had a few more that didn’t quite make it past the drafting stage.
We had three stage towers that didn’t make it this year. One we started (the first tower), one we were hoping to get done but didn’t get to it before the holiday season, and one idea we drafted but never got to (we made Kitsune Stage Tower instead). Who knows if they’re coming next year in 2026!
Updates and Events in 2025
We had a few updates for our existing games this year, mainly just in Snowflake Stage Tower.
- Fourth Yellow Tower (300-400) - Snowflake Stage Tower
- Fifth Pink Tower (400-500) - Snowflake Stage Tower
- Third Tower (200-300) - Festive Stage Tower (full-release)
- Fourth Tower - Kitsune Stage Tower (300-400) - Releases 4th January, 2026
The Future
We’d love to continue Towerable, however, despite our promising results, we’re just not sure if it’s viable making new towers, considering that, each game costs a lot of time and effort, we’re not just rushing! Additionally, nothing we’ve made so far has been able to perform as well as our first stage tower, and because we don’t want to drain the souls of our players, we’re struggling to make any notable amount of money to continue funding our games. Especially if one doesn’t go well, then we lose not only the time investment but also a lot of money. We don’t know how much longer Towerable will be going for, but we hope to see you next year! Thank you for playing.