
The fashion world where you matter. Style your avatar, collect rare fits, and trade in a player-run economy worth millions. Voice chat, live events, and a community that actually knows your name. Free to play. Cross-platform with mobile.
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Highrise isn't a game you watch. It's a place you live in. You show up, you dress up, and somewhere between your ninth outfit change and 4AM, you realize you've made a best friend.
There are over 50,000 items in Highrise spanning streetwear, luxury, vintage, and fantasy. You can layer them, clash them, and build looks that nobody's put together before. What makes Highrise different is people notice. Your outfit is your first impression in every room you walk into, and in a community this size, first impressions compound into reputation.
Every item has a price, and players are the ones who set it. The marketplace runs on scarcity, demand, and taste. You can trade directly with someone, list something and wait for the right offer, or sit on a rare piece and watch its value climb over weeks. Nobody's buying from an NPC shop. Every transaction is player to player.
You build your own space from scratch, or you wander into someone else's and stay because the vibe is right. Some rooms are meticulously decorated lounges. Others are chaotic bingo nights where everyone's yelling over voice chat. Fashion shows, dance parties, chill sessions that turn into three-hour conversations with people you just met. The variety comes from the people you meet.
Most social games promise community and deliver a chat box. Highrise has real voice conversations with real people.
Your avatar, your inventory, your friends list, all of it carries across PC, Mac, and mobile. Start a conversation on your phone, pick it up on your laptop. Nothing resets.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Arabic*, Dutch*, Indonesian*, Japanese*, Korean*, Portuguese - Brazil*, Russian*, Spanish - Latin America* +5 more
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I'm sure once upon a time, HighRise was a great game that allowed you to meet new people and dress up your avatar. I joined in the middle of 2025. The item packs, iDollz, and most of what is offered in the game store is EXTREMELY expensive, often requiring hundreds to even thousands of dollars to obtain. PocketWorld seems very greedy to price things at such an inflated rate in order to price gouge their player base, many of whom have been playing for 10 years or longer. The game may be free to download, but if you really want to ENJOY the game, everything is pay-to-win. There are cliques within this community who are given special treatment by the admins, and there is a lot of corruption and a lack of transparency from the staff. Their support system is virtually non-existent and it can take days for you to get a response. The game is littered with bot accounts. The players who are favored by staff behave as though they are an elitist class and they will treat you poorly and bully new players. The game is NOT beginner friendly or even remotely free-to-play. The events are completely rigged due to crew favoritism. A LOT of items are account-bound and not tradeable when it doesn't even make sense. HighRise has also stolen artists' designs, used AI, and just overall has treated their player base and creators poorly for their own financial gain. Unless PocketWorld addresses all of the issues in the game and lowers their prices to reflect what the items and gold are actually worth, this game will not survive.
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Best place to find femboys and confused individuals. 11/10 experience
Money hungry game, p2w players that get away with anything, adults acting like butt-hurt children, rigged events and crews, weird dev team politics and corruption. If any of this is wrong, it's because of the rumors they won't address publicly. o7
I spent several years playing this game (mostly on mobile), and my account was perfectly fine the entire time. I mostly sat AFK in rooms and did not bother socialising with anyone. Not long ago, they introduced child companions (pals). My partner and I thought they were adorable, so I decided to buy one. About a week later, my account was permanently banned. The reason? I was falsely accused of a criminal offence so serious that most decent people would rather not even say it out loud. Naturally, I was baffled and submitted an appeal. I asked them to provide any evidence they supposedly had against me. I also offered full cooperation and asked them to inspect absolutely every corner of my account — private messages, posts, literally anything — because I knew I had done nothing wrong. Their response, in short, was: "We rejected your appeal. We are not required to provide any evidence. Our decision is final." Magnificent, isn't it? An empty B&Q help desk after closing time would have been more useful than their support team. What makes this situation even more frustrating is the game's own mixed messaging. HR is rated 13+, yet it contains BDSM-themed items, references to weed culture, highly revealing outfits, and now these child companions they ain't decide is it good or bad to have on your account. The game seems unable to decide what audience it is actually aimed at. And it always will be you who is to blame for using the "controversial" in-game items on your avatar that they themselves created. So players are left guessing where the boundaries are and what may or may not become a problem in the future. The truly unfortunate part is that I genuinely loved this game as a character creator. I always looked forward to updates and occasionally even defended some of the developers' decisions when some other players criticised them. Sadly, when I needed support myself, I discovered how little that loyalty mattered. When I needed help appealing what I believe was a completely baseless accusation, I was simply brushed aside. I will not recommend this game to anyone. An account on which you have spent years collecting a huge number of customisation items could be perm banned with no reason, and when that happens, do not expect transparency and meaningful communication. Outstanding customer support. Truly. A standing ovation.
süper oyun
I had this game running in the background so that I can write a review because I tried this on mobile a little while ago. 1. They use AI to make the avatars in the store pages look way prettier than they actually are. That will be the first thing you notice when you start the game is that the avatars available do not have the level of detail, not even close to it. 2. The game is mostly full of people who don't use the chat feature at all, and those that do talk like they're obviously kids having gibberish conversations. I imagine most of the people that don't talk are kids that are too young or brain-rotted to type full words. Maybe a few of them are adults who somehow find value in what little and nothing this game has to offer.
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I lowkey hate this game
оче круто больше не зайду
Its a very good social app first game second it needs more world developers for sure.
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