Build towers and knock them down
Totemori is a local-multiplayer brawler where everyone builds towers while trying to topple everyone else's. Building blocks fall from the sky, so you grab them, stack them up, and defend what you've built. Special blocks raise a tower's value, and you can steal enemy towers to make them work for you. When building isn't enough, you go on the offensive: hurl boulders to knock opponents out, toss them off a cliff, or channel your rage to blow up half of the arena.
Playing together
Totemori supports local versus and co-op multiplayer for up to 4 players, and it also works with Remote Play Together. You can compete in Teams or in chaotic Free-for-all, and practice against bots when your friends aren't around. Play with a controller or a keyboard.
Before you start
Totemori is free to play. It was made as a labour of love project, supported by Mito Studio, and it's free because the developers just want you to play it. Mito Studio is the place within Mito where they dream up and experiment with their own ideas besides their daily work, tinkering with interesting, useful, and even weird concepts and turning the best of them into execution.