Twisted Tower Weapons: All 10 Toy Guns & Upgrades

The arsenal is Twisted Tower’s signature: real gun feel dressed up as toys. Reviews of the release version confirm 10 weapons total. This page lists every weapon name verified from the Steam page or release reviews — we do not pad the list with guesses.

What are the confirmed weapons?

Weapon	What it is	Source
Whack-a-Mole Mallet	Melee starter with carnival-mallet flavor	Steam page
Rubber-Band Pistol	Starter sidearm	Steam page
Marble Magnum	Heavy pistol firing marbles	Release reviews
Dart Tommy Gun	Rapid-fire dart SMG	Steam page
“Shartgun”	Shotgun with toilet-humor naming	Steam page / reviews
Bubblegum Chain-Gun	High-rate bubblegum spit	Steam page
Sniper Slingshot	Long-range option, arrives late in the campaign	Release reviews
Skull-Poppin’ Ray Gun	Energy weapon	Steam page
Rocket Launcher	Heavy explosive option	Release reviews
Tenth weapon	Not yet named by a verifiable source	—

The developer has described the design logic in interviews: real toy-gun materials (rubber bands, marbles, wood, tin) for the look, real gunshot audio layered with light toy sounds for the feel.

How do weapon upgrades work?

Tickets earned in the tower are spent at the Real Boy Station on four upgrade tracks: damage, magazine size, reload speed, and alternate fire. Alt-fire modes meaningfully change how a weapon behaves, so a “weak” early gun can stay relevant. Launch reviews flag the ticket economy as tight — specialize rather than spreading upgrades across everything.

What is still unknown?

Exact damage numbers, unlock order, and per-weapon upgrade costs are not published anywhere reliable yet. We will fill in a stats table once the values are verified in-game, dated, rather than scraping auto-generated wiki guesses.

Related pages

• Toys & Twisted Tokens — the movement half of your loadout
• Gameplay guide — how weapons fit the area loop
• Beginner guide — what to upgrade first