- Twisted Tower jetpack: Find it in the Bell Tower section after unlocking the lobby’s movement routes.
- Main purpose: Use the jetpack for aerial movement and a double-jump-style boost.
- Progression route: Return through the lobby, activate the new route, then enter Lightspeed Land.
- Best practice: Look upward when navigating vertical spaces and use platforms before boosting.
- Combat value: Extra height and air control help you reposition around arenas and hazards.
Twisted Tower jetpack Overview
The Twisted Tower jetpack is a late-game movement upgrade that opens the route to Lightspeed Land. It is not introduced as a conventional inventory weapon. Instead, it expands Vincent’s movement options, allowing him to reach higher platforms and perform an additional aerial boost.
The upgrade appears after the Fairground Forest portion of the story. By this stage, Vincent has already used several traversal tools, including the trampoline route and fairy wings. The jetpack follows that progression by giving vertical movement a stronger role in exploration.
The upgrade is especially important because Lightspeed Land is designed around height, suspended platforms, space-themed arenas, and routes that are difficult to reach with ordinary jumps. Once you collect it, the lobby becomes the central connection point for the next ticket and story objective.
Video Highlights:
- The full route through the park’s major areas
- The Bell Tower path where the jetpack is discovered
- The transition from the lobby to Lightspeed Land
- Combat and traversal examples from the late-game areas
| Upgrade | Main function | Where it matters most |
|---|---|---|
| Trampoline route | Reaches elevated ledges | Lobby and hidden areas |
| Fairy wings | Faster movement and aerial mobility | Library and connecting routes |
| Harpoon | Pulls Vincent toward marked points | Water park and vertical passages |
| Jetpack | Adds a powerful aerial boost | Bell Tower and Lightspeed Land |
Treat the jetpack as a route-opening tool first. Explore the surrounding platforms before using it aggressively during combat.
The upgrade also fits the game’s broader structure. Each major park area introduces a new way to move through the environment, then asks you to apply that ability in a more dangerous setting. The jetpack is the clearest example of this design because it links the Bell Tower discovery directly to the futuristic finale.
How to Find the Jetpack
The jetpack is found in the Bell Tower area, which becomes accessible after progressing through Fairground Forest and returning to the lobby. The route is easy to miss if you focus only on the next ticket objective, so check elevated spaces and unusual platforms as you move through the tower.
Your progression should follow the order below:
Finish the Fairground Forest Route
Continue through Fairground Forest, including the maze and Ferris wheel area. Collect the twisted token associated with this section and return toward the lobby.
Use the Lobby Movement Routes
Back in the lobby, check the previously inaccessible traversal paths. The trampoline and connected platforms help you reach the Bell Tower entrance.
Enter the Bell Tower
Follow the tower route and inspect the upper platforms. The jetpack is placed along this progression rather than inside a conventional shop or weapon kiosk.
Collect the Jetpack
Pick up the jetpack and test its aerial boost in the nearby vertical space. Practice before moving directly into the next objective.
Unlock Lightspeed Land
Continue through the lobby and use the newly available route to reach the Lightspeed Land ticket and its connected areas.
| Route stage | Objective | Navigation advice |
|---|---|---|
| Fairground Forest | Finish the area and secure its token | Check the maze exit and Ferris wheel platforms |
| Lobby | Reconnect the park routes | Look for elevated paths and trampoline access |
| Bell Tower | Locate the movement upgrade | Scan above doors, ledges, and suspended platforms |
| Post-upgrade lobby | Open the next progression route | Return to the central hub before backtracking |
| Lightspeed Land | Continue the final sequence | Watch for platforms and airborne enemies |
Do not rush away after collecting the jetpack. Use the nearby space to confirm how the boost behaves, then check for platforms you could not reach earlier.
The Bell Tower route also includes a story recording that adds context to Vincent’s past. While the jetpack is the immediate objective, the surrounding area rewards players who pause to inspect tapes, platforms, and side paths.
A useful navigation habit is to look up whenever the route appears to end. Twisted Tower frequently hides progression above the player rather than behind a locked door. This is particularly important in Fairground Forest, Bell Tower, and Lightspeed Land.
Jetpack Movement Tips
The jetpack is most effective when combined with existing movement tools. It does not replace the trampoline, fairy wings, or harpoon. Instead, it gives Vincent another option for crossing gaps, correcting a jump, and reaching upper ledges.
Use the following approach:
Scout First
Look for platforms, rails, and ledges before boosting. The camera often reveals the intended route from above.
Boost Late
Start a normal jump first, then use the jetpack near the top of the arc to extend distance or recover height.
Check Corners
Vertical routes can hide tickets, ammunition, and secret areas behind towers, signs, or structural supports.
| Situation | Recommended action | Common mistake |
|---|---|---|
| Reaching a high platform | Jump normally, then boost upward | Spending the boost before clearing the ledge |
| Crossing a wide gap | Build momentum before activating the jetpack | Stopping at the edge and losing distance |
| Searching for secrets | Look above and behind major structures | Checking only ground-level rooms |
| Avoiding enemies | Use height to change position | Remaining airborne without a landing plan |
| Entering Lightspeed Land | Follow platforms and visual markers | Assuming every open gap is a required jump |
The best timing depends on the space around Vincent. In a narrow corridor, an early boost can carry him into a ceiling or wall. In an open arena, the same boost can create valuable distance from enemies. Practice short bursts first, then attempt longer crossings.
The jetpack also helps with route correction. If Vincent begins to fall short of a platform, use the boost to adjust his position rather than immediately restarting the jump. This is especially useful around suspended structures and the space-station-style sections of Lightspeed Land.
Use the jetpack after identifying your landing point. Controlled boosts are safer and more useful than holding movement without a clear destination.
Fairground Forest teaches an important habit before the upgrade appears: look upward. The maze can feel confusing from ground level, but higher sightlines reveal the direction of travel. Apply the same method in Bell Tower and Lightspeed Land.
Using the Jetpack in Combat
The jetpack improves combat positioning rather than directly increasing weapon damage. Twisted Tower’s arenas often place enemies around the player in waves, including ranged attackers, flamethrower enemies, spiders, explosive clowns, and shield-supporting floating brains.
Extra vertical mobility gives Vincent more options when an arena becomes crowded. Use it to move away from close-range enemies, reach a better firing angle, or cross to a safer platform while reloading.
| Combat problem | Jetpack response | Follow-up |
|---|---|---|
| Enemies surround Vincent | Boost across the arena | Land near cover or a clear route |
| Ranged enemies hold high ground | Gain elevation briefly | Target them with a precise weapon |
| Floating shield enemy supports a group | Change angle and break its protection | Focus on the exposed brain afterward |
| Explosive enemies close in | Use vertical distance to escape | Keep a landing area open |
| Arena waves become crowded | Reposition before the next wave | Avoid being trapped against a wall |
The jetpack works particularly well with weapons that reward accuracy. The Marble Magnum can generate more tickets from headshots after its relevant upgrade, while the Sling Snipe is suited to precise shots at distant targets. Use the jetpack to create a stable angle rather than firing randomly during a long jump.
The Firecracker and Bubble Gun can also benefit from aerial repositioning. Firecrackers help clear clusters, while the Bubble Gun can handle groups when enemies gather together. Use the movement boost to place Vincent outside the center of the group before triggering these weapons.
Airborne movement does not make Vincent invulnerable. Watch for ranged attacks, shielded enemies, and dangerous landing zones before committing to a boost.
A simple combat rhythm is:
- Move to the arena edge and identify the strongest threat.
- Use the jetpack to cross toward a clear firing position.
- Eliminate ranged or support enemies first.
- Land before reloading or using healing food.
- Repeat the repositioning cycle when the next wave appears.
The upgrade is also useful when an arena’s entrance or exit is separated by a vertical gap. Rather than searching for a hidden floor switch, inspect the upper route first. Some areas communicate progression through height, lighting, and platform placement.
Lightspeed Land Preparation and FAQ
Once you have the jetpack, Lightspeed Land becomes the next major destination. This area changes the visual language of the park, replacing the hotel, water park, and carnival atmosphere with a futuristic space-station setting. The change is dramatic, but the core rules remain familiar: explore, collect keys, survive arenas, and watch for unusual routes.
The area also includes a temporary loss of previously collected weapons. Prepare for this possibility by learning the movement system independently from your favorite loadout. The W.A.S.P. Ray Gun becomes available during this sequence, and its secondary fire detonates its fired projectiles together.
| Preparation | Why it helps |
|---|---|
| Carry healing food when available | Late-game arenas can combine several enemy types |
| Upgrade reliable weapons earlier | The jetpack improves positioning, not damage |
| Memorize the lobby route | The lobby remains the main progression hub |
| Inspect high platforms | The upgrade encourages vertical exploration |
| Learn movement without weapons | Lightspeed Land can temporarily remove your arsenal |
Jetpack Progress Checklist:
- Complete the Fairground Forest route
- Return to the lobby and open the Bell Tower path
- Collect and test the jetpack
- Use the new route to reach Lightspeed Land
- Search elevated platforms for secrets and supplies
The Bell Tower and Lightspeed Land sections connect Vincent’s movement forward with revelations about his family, the park, and the film surrounding his rescue mission.
Q: Where is the Twisted Tower jetpack?
The jetpack is found in the Bell Tower section after progressing through Fairground Forest and returning to the lobby.
Q: What does the jetpack do in Twisted Tower?
It provides a strong aerial movement boost that functions like an additional jump, helping Vincent reach higher platforms and cross larger gaps.
Q: Do I need the jetpack to enter Lightspeed Land?
Yes. The jetpack is part of the progression route leading to the Lightspeed Land ticket and its connected areas.
Q: Can the jetpack defeat enemies?
No. It is a movement upgrade. Its combat value comes from repositioning, creating firing angles, and escaping crowded arenas.
For additional context on the game’s park structure, weapons, traversal upgrades, and story presentation, see the Twisted Tower review from GameSpace.
The most reliable way to master the jetpack is to combine patience with upward awareness. Scout the route, identify the landing point, and boost only when the movement has a clear purpose. That approach makes the Bell Tower transition smoother and gives Vincent better control in Lightspeed Land.