History VideoGame / JukesTowersOfHell

* MadMarbleMadness: Many towers have parts where you need to roll a ball to a button (or some other spot), but what really takes the cake is Tower of Overthinking Life Choices, where you have an entire floor that just consists of rolling balls. While you're standing on them. [[FromBadToWorse You also can't jump on them, which reduces your control of the marbles.]]

* LethalLavaLand: The last 3 rings of the inferno (7, 8, and 9) are this.

* SpaceStation: The locations of part of Zone 3, Zone 4 and Zone 5.

* CuteKitten: In almost every realm in the game, there's an area called Cat Therapy, where [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin there are cute images of cats shown intended to calm the player down.]]

** There's a tower in the game with the acronym ToRNI. The word Torni is Finnish for Tower. Seeing as both of the creators of said tower are Finnish, it's no coincidence.

* BilingualBonus: Tower of Ultimately Terrifying has a character named Printrenöi. Said name is similar to the Romanian phrase "Printre Noi". What does it translate to? "VideoGame/AmongUs".

* TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon: Ring 9 takes place in a brimstone castle directly in the deepest, darkest pit of Hell. Oh, and it's the only realm (aside from the Pit of Misery) to have more soul-crushing towers than normal towers.

Juke's Towers of Hell, also known as [=JToH,=] is a Roblox tower-styled obstacle course (known by the Roblox community as an 'obby') made by Jukereise. In the game, there are several 'towers,' which is a 10-floor obby that has no checkpoints, and in order to beat them, you have to reach the win pad at the top.

** A more minor case is at the end of Citadel of Twists and Weirdness, [[note]]Currently not in game, but confirmed to be in the upcoming Zone 6[[/note]] where there is a button that returns you to Floor 1. Fortunately, there's still a shortcut to the top floor, allowing you to get back up easily.

* NintendoHard: If we go by the in-game difficulty chart, this trope is {{Subverted}}, then played straight, and then {{Exaggerated}}. The hardest towers are called "soul crushing" for a very good reason.

* BlackoutBasement: Some towers can mess with the lighting enough to make it hard to see, but special mention goes Tower of Deep Darkness. Early on in the tower, any items that produce light stop working, leaving players at the mercy of the tower's vast usage of this trope.

* SlowDoors: A rare example of a slow roof. At the top of floor 8 of Tower of Mechanically Induced Mayhem, you have 70 seconds to get above a slowly-closing roof. Fortunately, it's incredibly easy to open up if you don't make it in time.

* YourPrincessIsInAnotherCastle: At the end of Tower of Guided Trials, just as you are about to touch the winpad, [[spoiler: Blaine pops out of nowhere and steals the winpad, claiming that you shouldn't have done the 15 stud jump first. A boss fight with him (which serves as Floor 10) will then ensure.]]

* AdvancedMovementTechnique:
** The use of Shift Lock, which makes your character face away from your screen at all times, and locks your mouse to the center of the screen. Walking sideways with shift lock is the basis of many important obby tricks.
** Dance clipping is a technique that uses one of Roblox's default emotes to clip through walls. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfmomTCmlGI Dance Clip Tutorial]]
** Wallhopping is a technique in which you gain an extra jump by flicking your camera in shift lock mode while jumping on two sections of a wall. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXIiD_RnFFI Wallhop Tutorial]]

* BlackoutBasement: Tower of Deep Darkness.

* AdvancingWallOfDoom: Citadel of Peril and Steeple of Pursuit have rising lava that you must outrun, so it's more like "Advancing Lava Floor of Doom"

* YourPrincessIsInAnotherCastle: At the end of Tower of Guided Trials, just as you are about to touch the winpad, [[spoiler: Blaine pops out of nowhere and steals the winpad, claiming that you shouldn't have done the 15 stud jump first. A boss fight with him (which serves as Floor 10) will then ensure.]]
-> [[spoiler: '''Blaine:''' Sorry, I'm a little bit late to the party.]]
-> [[spoiler:'''Noobie:''' What the- give back the winpad, the player deserves it!]]
-> [[spoiler:'''Blaine:''' No can do.]]
-> [[spoiler:'''Dean:''' I would like to hear an explanation. What is your logical reasoning behind taking the winpad?]]
-> [[spoiler:'''Blaine:''' Well, the player hasn't completed my section yet! They just up and left!]]
-> [[spoiler:'''Noobie:''' Oh, you mean the impossible 15-stud you wanted the player to do? Yeah, no. Give back the winpad.]]
-> [[spoiler:'''Blaine:''' No! Not until the player does that 15-stud jump!]]
-> [[spoiler:'''Emerald:''' Come on Blaine, you're just wasting everyone's time here. Give it back.]]
-> [[spoiler:'''Blaine:''' Okay, you want the winpad back? Then come and get it!]]
-->-- [[spoiler: The dialogue scene at the end of Tower of Guided Trials Floor 9.]]

-> [[spoiler: '''Blaine:''' Sorry, I'm a little bit late to the party.\\]]

* TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon: Ring 9 takes place in a brimstone castle directly in the deepest, darkest pit of Hell. Oh, and it's the only realm (aside from the Pit of Misery) to have more soul-crushing towers than normal towers.

* AdvacingWallOfDoom: Citadel of Peril and Steeple of Pursuit have rising lava that you must outrun, so it's more like "Advancing Lava Floor of Doom"

* GuideDangIt: A staple in this game. Some of the towers are so confusing, players have to watch a video completing the tower or a tutorial to even get a chance of beating it.