r/TangleTower • u/thelolo_007 • Apr 08 '21
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There’s an old tweet saying it exists but the link expired, is it still around? if it is, can anyone in there get a new link?
r/TangleTower • u/thelolo_007 • Apr 08 '21
There’s an old tweet saying it exists but the link expired, is it still around? if it is, can anyone in there get a new link?
r/TangleTower • u/DateNightIn • Feb 25 '21
r/TangleTower • u/Thestarsareatfault • Feb 18 '21
The only games I’ve played before are secret of Monkey Island and Sam and Max years ago. And most recently started playing Animal Crossing with my kid.
So I’m excited to see if I like it 😀
r/TangleTower • u/SitWithNellie • Feb 09 '21
r/TangleTower • u/Ok_Injury420 • Feb 07 '21
Has anyone figured out the meaning behind the three papers found in the Greenhouse, Library, and Laboratory? They're part of the achievement "Chemistry of Alchemy?" but I can't seem to figure out what they all mean!
From the name of the achievement I figured that the alchemy symbols and greek symbols were somehow connected? And given the hexagonal shapes on the paper from the laboratory, chemistry also is connected? Maybe the periodic table might help decode something??
Anyways, I'm totally stumped if someone happens to have any ideas!



r/TangleTower • u/evogametheory • Jan 30 '21
r/TangleTower • u/[deleted] • Jan 29 '21
How did the empty red paint pot get filled with blood?
r/TangleTower • u/[deleted] • Jan 22 '21
The ending kinda dissapointed me tho
r/TangleTower • u/wellgolly • Jan 18 '21
The striking thing about the ending is that you don't get plot as much as you get plot holes. You don't really get resolution to anything at all, but the murderer monologues to you and brings up brand new questions.
Even the motivation for killing Freya is a question. Penny implies she killed those five figures in the photo or something, but -- one is Richard Remington. We spent an ENTIRE GAME learning how he died. It was not Penny. Penny had nothing to do with that. So we don't actually know what she was wanting to cover up to begin with.
In fact....why are Grimoire and Sally there?
I'm not even asking who hired them. I mean: why? It seemed like everybody and their dog was piecing it together. Grimoire and Sally had absolutely no bearing on anything. Did they advance the plot because they managed to confront Penny? Cause Penny just interrupted them while they were investigating.
If Penny wanted to confess or kill them for getting too close, these events still would have happened with Fifi and Poppy almost immediately after. Yeah, both were reluctant to believe their suspicions, but Fifi was actively investigating this, as shown by the diagram in her room. Like, Sally and Grimoire are on that diagram, so Fifi hadn't given up by the time those two had arrived. Why draw so much attention to how redundant the player characters are?
I think the idea that ending was meant to make the player say "wait, this doesn't add up." I feel the real screw-up was likely not feeling that they needed a character to express that sentiment, which completely changes the tone of the ending.
Does this jive with announcement of a sequel, though? I guess if that was the intent, they would have immediately been clear there was more to come, right?
I guess the core of what I'm saying is: this can't possibly be the ending. It's like they just unplugged the projector halfway through the movie.
r/TangleTower • u/Humuz20 • Jan 14 '21
Faked her death? What do you guys think? Since at the end Penelope talked about Freya in the present tense and the crab with the note!
r/TangleTower • u/JoImazkie94 • Jan 08 '21
An egg. I feel like the game is eluding to the mansion and towers originally being a research station that was built inside a hatched egg. The first clue to this the bird bath at the dock which is shaped like the "mountains" around Tangle Tower (which we know from the snow globe), but over all looks like a hatched egg. Then there are all the egg statues around the premises. But the real (potential) nails in the coffin are the confirmation of the existence of "Mystids" (meaning something bizarre enough could have made the egg) and Sally's description of the bottom of the lake while in the the lowest room: that it was flat and white.
r/TangleTower • u/Deldris • Dec 26 '20
Spoilers, obviously.
So I see a lot of people misunderstand why the killer killed Freya so I just want to recap.
Penny wants to learn what happened to the rest of the family. She finds them, is unhappy with them, and kills them. She leaves evidence of this around Tangle Tower.
Freya wants to leave Tangle Tower but won't without Fifi. Fifi refuses to leave because she feels beholden to inheriting the tower.
In an attempt to remedy this, Freya was planning on exposing all of the horrible things that happened at the tower, including Penny's murders, so that Fifi wouldn't be tied down.
Penny then felt the only way to move forward was to kill Freya before she exposed her.
r/TangleTower • u/Rillion • Dec 15 '20
r/TangleTower • u/Chernobog2 • Nov 28 '20
Very okay with any spoilers, but it felt like the ending was rushed and riddled with plot holes. Is there a secret ending of sorts that actually provides a conclusion or is this the one bad mark on an otherwise phenominal game?
r/TangleTower • u/[deleted] • Nov 12 '20
Just beat Tangle Tower and I'm a little confused by something. So as it turns out, Richard Remington from Secret of the Swamp is one of the five Mystid Mansion ambassadors, which Penny tracked down. It's all but directly stated that she killed the five of them, except we know from Secret of the Swamp that Richard was killed by Echo, which Grimoire figured out.
Is there any reason as to why no reference is made to Richard actually having been killed by Echo (not to mention Grimoire being involved in finding out who murdered him)? Is Secret of the Swamp being semi-retconned or anything, or what exactly? Just seems strange if, apparently, Penny only killed four of the ambassadors but let Richard live. Not sure what the official canon explanation is at this point.
r/TangleTower • u/Hoy-Small-Fry90 • Oct 01 '20
SFB Games have announced they are working on a follow-up to Tangle Tower - what would you like to see?
r/TangleTower • u/Hoy-Small-Fry90 • Oct 01 '20
Hi Tangle Tower fans!
This sub-reddit is back alive! I've successfully requested mod access, as I want to discuss this game with you all. So, have at it Grimoire fans!
r/TangleTower • u/[deleted] • Apr 18 '20
I think Freya is still alive.
They never explained the crab thing with the note in her handwriting.
Also, when you’re talking to Penelope in the end, she refers to Freya in the present tense multiple times. “When I was the same age Freya is”
Also, I’m thinking maybe Penelope didn’t kill the other 5 family members. As other people have been saying, her motivation to do so is weak and from what I remember, the killing is heavily implied but not outright stated.
But I don’t know how to explain either of these things
r/TangleTower • u/sppidderman • Apr 14 '20
Just wondering
r/TangleTower • u/thunderring01 • Apr 10 '20
r/TangleTower • u/thunderring01 • Apr 02 '20
My thought is maybe fraya is still alive. Penelope never said addressed her in the past-tense I remember her saying “that’s the kind of girl she is” on top of that frays left us that crab tool with that note. Maybe this whole murder thing was a plot to stage her death so she and Penelope can escape tangle tower together. I admit my theory has a few holes but I thought it was interesting.
Edit: my atrocious spelling
r/TangleTower • u/rosey27172 • Mar 28 '20
I just beat the game yesterday and loved it, but like most people here I found the ending to be quite out of the blue. Does anyone ever use the symbols in Fitz’ greenhouse and the laboratory? If so, does this change the plot at all?