Tower Of Fantasy is a high-quality and lore-heavy Tower Stage Obby by Lost Memoryz from January of 2024 with 82 stages across 3 towers both with several floors that all have separate mystical or fantasy themes.

Gameplay

Gameplay in Tower of Fantasy is split into three separate towers. The first tower is called the Fantasy Tower, while the second tower is called the Memory Tower, and the third being called the Truth Tower.

Tower 1: Fantasy Tower

The first tower is the Fantasy Tower. While stages can occasionally be challenging, it is widely considered to be balanced, although some stages, such as the final stage of the tower, can be exceedingly long. It starts at stage 1 where players spawn in at the lobby for the first time, and ends on floor 10 at the large stage of 41.

Floor 1: Candyland (stage 1-6)

The first floor (floor 1) is where players initially spawn. It is named the Candyland floor and is well-lit despite its night sky lighting. Players only have to complete simple and easy jumps throughout this floor as it contains only short and easy stages perfect for new players. It is the first floor to introduce the damage brick and truss ladder, ranging from stage 1 to stage 6.

Floor 2: Dreamland (7-11)

The next floor being Dreamland or Floor 2 of the Fantasy Tower shifts the sky to dawn and a light purple theme. It is the first floor to introduce a spinning platform or a 'Spinner Block'. It starts at stage 7 and ends at its final stage, stage 11.

Floor 3: Blueberry Forest (12-16)

Floor 3 is named Blueberry Forest, after its light blue forest theme. It changes the sky back to night and starts immediately with an optional wallhop at a forked path, with the other option being 3 extra stages which introduce fading parts and thin wrap-arounds.

Floor 4: Under the Sea (17-21)

Floor 4 is themed after the sea. It keeps the same night-sky lighting and transitions the theme into a darker blue or a deep sea-like shade. It starts at stage 17 and ends at 21, leading to the next stage on Floor 5 which is a beach.

Floor 5: Tropical Seaside (22-26)

The next floor, floor 5, starts at stage 22 on a beach following the last floor 'Under the Sea' (or floor 4). It contains thin platforms and swaying trusses. It ends at stage 26.

Floor 6: Sky Forest (27-32)

On floor 6 the sky shifts back to night as players enter the Sky Forest floor. This floor incorporates new mechanics such as single-rope loose platforms and swaying rope bridges that fade (fall) when jumped on. Sky Forest starts at stage 26 and ends at stage 32.

Floor 7: Magic Island (33-35)

The Magic Island floor is the 7th floor of the Fantasy Tower and continues the night-sky lighting from stage 33 to stage 35. It introduces swing rope platforms where players have to jump and grab on to the vine or rope (by touching it) and swing across gaps with it and jump off at the right time in the right direction.

Floor 8: Cloud Garden (36-38)

The 8th floor named the 'Cloud Garden' starts at stage 36 and ends at stage 38. It maintains a steady rise in difficulty over the previous 7th floor and is themed around a garden of floating clouds. These clouds fall when players jump on them, forcing players to move quickly across them.

Floor 9: Entrance of Heaven (39-40)

The 9th floor has a brightly lit theme around being heavenly and is aptly named the Entrance of Heaven floor. There are only two stages in this floor and they are long but manageable for the average player. The floor starts at stage 39 and ends at stage 40, right before the final stage of the Fantasy Tower at stage 41.

Floor 10: The Clock Tower (41)

The 10th and final floor of the Fantasy Tower is named the Clock Tower. It contains many spinning cog wheels as platforms that players have to jump across and is the hardest floor of the first tower. The only stage of Floor 10 and the last stage of the Fantasy Tower is exceptionally long and difficult.

Tower 2: Memory Tower

Tower 2 is titled the 'Memory' tower. It is littered with props and decorations relating to memory and memories. It is significantly harder to complete than the previous tower.

Floor 11: Oblivion (42-46)

The first floor of Tower 2 (or the Memory Tower) is called Oblivion and is matched in aesthetic by its dark gloomy sky filled with floating asteroids. It maintains a steady pace of difficulty and introduces no new mechanics, although some stages are quite long. It starts at stage 42, the first stage of the Memory Tower, and ends at stage 46, leading to floor 12.

Floor 12: Frozen (47-52)

The second floor of the Memory Tower is called Frozen. On this floor, the sky remains dark, but loses the asteroids. It shifts the design to a bright blue or a frozen theme.

Floor 13: Deep Sea (53-58)

The Deep Sea floor (the third floor) ramps up the difficulty significantly. It is the first floor in the entire game to include a ladder-flick. It is also required, with no alternative route. The platforms players have to jump on in this floor start to get very thin and small. It also blends small amounts of wood along with the deep-sea rock to resemble something of a ship wreckage.

Floor 14: Great Temple (59-61)

The detail and gameplay in this floor heavily resembles its intended theme a lot more than any other floor in this game. Floor 14, or the Great Temple, is set in an ancient temple setting with stone walls and glowing green runes. The difficulty also ramps up here with required ladder flicks and steep jumps. The average player struggles on this floor. It is worth noting that any green chains that may appear like they can be jumped on in fact cannot be jumped on.

Unknown Fragment

The first Unknown Fragment can also be found on this floor at stage 61. Players can collect the fragment by holding the E key, which plays a text cutscene saying:

"There are four images draw on the shard."
"The first depicts mint chocolate, the second a rusty sunset, the third - the universe itself... and then..."
"The fourth is..."
"It's just thick fog"
"No matter what or how, I just move forward following new memories"

Floor 15: Mintchoco Valley (62-67)

The 15th floor or the fifth floor of the Memory Tower is Mintchoco Valley. It is themed after mint chocolate-chip ice cream.

Floor 16: Rusty Sky (68-72)

The next floor is Rusty Sky. It includes tight squeezes and fast conveyors. Falling platforms fall a lot faster in this floor. It also introduces the first beat block of the game, a mechanic that fades in and out on a set schedule. Players have to jump through a wall or jump on a platform at the perfect time to succeed. Despite being a new mechanic to players, 8 beat blocks are found in the floor.

Floor 17: Boundaries and Horizon (73-75)

Floor 17 takes place in deep space. It contains low visibility barriers that may look invisible and confuse some players. It is the final floor that contains the final stage (75) of the 2nd tower or the Memory Tower.

Tower 3: Truth Tower

The third tower of Tower of Fantasy is called the 'Truth Tower'. The first floor is less of a tower and more of an empty void of space filled with an obby. The tower begins the next floor.

Floor 18: Silent Phantasm (76)

The first floor (floor 18) of the Truth Tower is called Silent Phantasm. It is a dark and gray-scaled floor. it is another significant difficulty increase, containing very small and quickly fading platforms. The floor contains only one stage, ending with an other white orb which triggers a text cutscene:

"Why are you still seeking the truth of the past?"
"All the fantasies you've seen were made for you - and you alone."
"And yet, what lies beyond could still be nothing more than a shard of illusion, not truth."
"And yet, if you still choose to proceed... are you prepared to wake from the sweet dream?""

Floor 19: The Fantasy Laboratory (76-78)

The second floor of the 3rd tower is themed after a fantasy laboratory and is the first floor to introduce instant kill-bricks at stage 77. It is relatively difficult to sight-read.

Floor 20: The Fantasy Factory (79-82)

Floor 20 is the final floor of the entire game and is very darkly lit. Players need to rely on the bright arrows to figure out where to go. It contains the first required wall-hop in the game with no way to bypass it. Floor 20 is the final completed floor of the game and ends at the unfinished stage of 82. The sign at the end of the game stats: "Update soon" and "we are working really hard."

Design

The first and second tower have significantly different designs. The first tower, the Fantasy Tower, is mostly bright and vibrant. It has soft colors, well-lit floors, and clearly visible jumps. The second tower, the Memory Tower, is much more dark and gloomy. While jumps remain well-illuminated, the overall theme of the tower is dark like space. Both towers contain a surprising amount of detail for a tower stage obby.

Update History

January 4, 2024

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Original place publish

Tower of Fantasy begun development^[2].

Trivia

You can press R to reset and go back to your checkpoint quickly.
Players can join the game's Roblox group 'Lost Memoryz' to receive a weaker speed coil called the 'Upvote coil'.
You can find the old pre-revamp version of Tower of Fantasy at a portal in the lobby (Floor 1) of the first tower.
The most a single person has donated to the game is 20,000 Robux.
Every checkpoint is currently bugged with a visual glitch which results in the checkpoint always having the cotton candy and stage one image on top of them.

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FAQ

Who is the developer of Tower Of Fantasy?

Tower Of Fantasy was developed by Lost Memoryz and was initially released on the Roblox platform in January of 2024 (approximately 2 years and 6 months ago).

How do I play Tower Of Fantasy on Roblox?

You can play Tower Of Fantasy for free on Roblox. The game is currently open to the public, meaning anyone with a Roblox account can join and start playing. Simply search for the game title on the Roblox website or mobile app to start playing. Alternatively, you can directly click to reach the Roblox page.

How many stages (levels) are in Tower Of Fantasy?

Selection from our database indicates that Tower Of Fantasy features a total of 82 unique stages for players to complete. Each stage presents different platforming challenges that increase in difficulty as you progress.

What is the official difficulty tier for Tower Of Fantasy?

Tower Of Fantasy is officially classified as a Tier 7 Tower Stage Obby. This tier rating helps players understand the level of skill and precision required to finish the game compared to other experiences on the Obby Wiki. The higher the tier, the harder the obby. See more information on the Tiers page.

Does Tower Of Fantasy use R6 or R15 Roblox avatars?

Tower Of Fantasy is specifically designed for use with the classic R6 avatar rigs. R6 avatars are a staple in the obby community due to their consistent physics and predictable movement, making them ideal for steady and enjoyable gameplay in obbies. This is typically a standard for most obby developers.

When was Tower Of Fantasy released?

Tower Of Fantasy was first released in January of 2024, around 2 years and 6 months ago.

Monetization

Passes

Name	Description	Price	Details	For Sale
RAINBOW CARPET	You can fly	999 Robux	Created: 11 January 2024, 23:59 (UTC) `685999859` - `1729585232`	✅ For Sale
GRAVITY COIL	- JumpPower increased by 300% - Reduce gravity	199 Robux	Created: 4 January 2024, 14:39 (UTC) `682236836` - `1723584633`	✅ For Sale
SPEED COIL	- walkspeed increased by 50%	49 Robux	Created: 4 January 2024, 14:38 (UTC) `682092954` - `1723584073`	✅ For Sale

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Icon	Name	Description	Statistics	Details	Active
	Welcome	환영합니다	6,157,973 (<1% of) players have this badge 0 awarded in the last 24 hours	Created: 5 January 2024, 10:19 (UTC) `3306805899406729`	✅ Yes
	?????????????	%^[email protected]?	1,822 (<1% of) players have this badge 0 awarded in the last 24 hours	Created: 27 September 2024, 15:21 (UTC) `2321942611362685`	✅ Yes

References

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 The Obby Wiki automatically sources live statistics directly from Roblox's database. See Tower Of Fantasy on Roblox for more information. Statistics last retrieved at: 2026-07-23T07:31:25.960Z UTC.
↑ Creation date taken from the Roblox game page: https://www.roblox.com/games/15865221640/Tower-of-Fantasy

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Tower Of Fantasy

[statistics_data-1] 1.0 ^1.1 The Obby Wiki automatically sources live statistics directly from Roblox's database. See Tower Of Fantasy on Roblox for more information. Statistics last retrieved at: 2026-07-23T07:31:25.960Z UTC.

[2] Creation date taken from the Roblox game page: https://www.roblox.com/games/15865221640/Tower-of-Fantasy

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