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About Twinfold

Twinfold delves into the duplicity of duplication. A roguelike about merging golden idols and squashing angry faces. Manipulate a labyrinthine tableau with the swipe of a finger. Merge and munch on golden idols level up and gain game-changing abilities.

- Thought-bending strategic gameplay
- Procedurally generated micro-puzzles
- Infinite replayability
- Over 40 unique skills
- 7 enemy types
- 6 well-thought-out bullet points

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