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Big ICE Tower Tiny Square

Big ICE Tower Tiny Square is the second instalment of the Big Tower Tiny Square series, a pixel platform game set in a giant labyrinth-shaped ice tower with a super wide view and a perfume of Christmas! After the events of Big Tower Tiny Square, the villainous Big Square fled in his giant ice tower to escape Tiny Square revenge! Dodge…

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Big ICE Tower Tiny Square

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A strange little side quest

Zoom out from Big ICE Tower Tiny Square for a moment and the timeline gets surprisingly deep. Donkey Kong arrived in 1981 with a character called Jumpman, who would later become one of gaming's most recognizable figures: Mario. The surprising part is how quickly the next milestone followed. Women competed in Olympic archery as early as 1904, making it one of the early Olympic sports to include women. That gives Big ICE Tower Tiny Square a little more company than it first appears to have.

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Big ICE Tower Tiny Square is the second instalment of the Big Tower Tiny Square series, a pixel platform game set in a giant labyrinth-shaped ice tower with a super wide view and a perfume of Christmas! After the events of Big Tower Tiny Square, the villainous Big Square fled in his giant ice tower to escape Tiny Square revenge! Dodge the bullets, jump over freezing water, and jump up the walls to the summit and reach the evil Big Square, in this challenging but fair sequel to Big Tower Tiny Square. Precision is, once again, the key to success! No sprinting, no double jump and no floating controls! Just quick kills and generous spawn points. Like its predecessor, Big ICE Tower Tiny Square is heavily inspired by single-screen arcade games. The game is a giant level divided into large single screen sections. Each obstacle has been meticulously designed. It will take precision and skill to navigate the maze-shaped tower. Happy Squaremas, little squares!