The names for these abilities are not canon, they're fan-given.
They are dashing, swiping, and swift striking. In Demontower, the player has three available abilities. She can die to enemies and environmentally, but cannot self-damage. The hitbox this character uses is very precise. In the bad ending, the Palecat is referred to using she/her pronouns. This character does not have a discernible personality but depending on player choices the ending of the game changes. There is also some kind of red wrap on her tail. The only playable character in Demontower is Palecat, who wears a blue tunic that has a green shawl over it and a red pointed hat. Dashing/jumping over a heal causes it to dissipate, and it cannot be used. Other sources of heals are in random enemies after killing them and the blue, red-hooded guards at the door of each boss fight.
Vases with pink accents are guaranteed to have a heal in them, it takes two swipes to break them as opposed to one swipe on normal vases. Healing vase (left) and a tall regular vase (right)Įach level also contains vases which can be broken, and may have a single heal in them to restore one health point. When taking damage, the player is temporarily stunned for about half a second. The player starts off with nine total health points and one dash but will gain an additional dash charge every level, while continually losing one maximum health point after each level starting at level three. These dashes can be used in succession one after another, but the number of which is determined by a naturally recharging meter under the player's health represented by three cyan lines.
The Palecat protagonist has a single, wide arc slash and can also dash to avoid attacks and obstacles. The game consists of a total of nine levels and a final boss fight. The position of the rooms with the door and key stay the same per level, but the rooms themselves are procedurally generated.
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