
Design your own skyscraper with more than 100 Floors. Rent offices, apartments or shops and build a financially lucrative skyscraper. Build cinemas, bars or a theater to satisfy your visitors and create an effective transport system with elevators and stairs.
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Languages: English, German, Italian, French, Spanish - Spain, Turkish, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean
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Permainannya sangat mengasikan, cukup menantang untuk menentukan mana yang harus di bangun dahulu agar mendapatkan pemasukan. untuk mengimbangi pengeluaran dalam setiap membuat tempat seperti perkantoran dan restauran dan infrastruktur seperti listrik, air, jaringan dan pembuangan sampah yang dibutuhkan sebuah gedung.
I picked this up to scratch a SimTower nostalgia itch but I don't think the game does a good job of emulating the experience or respecting my time. The game has a tower "star" system which provides new buildings, but there's also a leveling system which ALSO has buildings, and stars will have level-unlock buildings as prerequisites. You can only get EXP from daily tenant income and challenges, so there's a lot of waiting for leveling up just to get the buildings to advance and get more buildings. It's a slow drip and based on the number of skill tree unlocks, there are a LOT of levels to wait for. The daily challenges are also not that fun, mainly amounting to "build something you have unlocked" or "wait for a number of visitors to do an activity". I played one of the scenarios and started to understand some of the design ideas, but I mainly think the elevator capacities are a little too constrictive to make something fun. I also needed to re-design some elevators when the 2X shaft was unlocked and the cost + experience of rebuilding a 25-floor elevator shaft was miserable. The "3D" camera is also sort of laughable; you have about 5 degrees of rotation to view the building from "different angles". The soundtrack is also a few short songs on loop (one of which is from the game trailer) which doesn't give a lot of emotion... I ended up muting it about five hours in. Mostly I looked at a lot of stuff this game was doing and wished that it was more fun. I wouldn't say it's a new SimTower.
This is basically SIM Tower from the 90's... If you liked that game you will like this game. IF you missed out on playing SIM Tower this is basically a skyscraper building game with the challenge of managing your funds (build units that provide rent), traffic (stairs and elevators), and managing all of the rent-unit's (offices, apartments, and shops) needs for traffic (too many or too few is bad depending on the unit type), noise control, and services (trash removal, security, storage, banks, etc...). If you like planning and building games (think vertical city within a tower) you should like this one. The ultimate goal is to build a 100 floors and place a chapel or two on top of you skyscraper.
I normally don't review games but I have to add my 2 cents to this one. First to all those who complained about the differences compared to the original Sim tower game , This is not the original and it has been some time since we all lost years of our lives playing the Sim games of old and changes happen. The creator of this game is to be praised for capturing the basic ascetics of the original and after just under 2 hours play , I can tell you I will be losing a lot of hours in this game. The changes are not game breaking and do not detract from the original. If you have fond memories of all those sim games from yesteryear then you are in for a treat with this one. Play and have fun.
The spiritual successor to Sim Tower. I <3 it.
The game is fun for some hours and then it becomes a chore. Too long waiting time for the night to end. Very little things happening in the game world.
Mechanics are particularly poorly explained and not very intuitive, and graphics are generally unpleasant. Generally not an enjoyable play, but hopeful for a better reiteration in the future. Requesting a refund as this won't be played again.
There are pros and cons of this Tower simulator compared to others. My issue with this sim is that it feels very incomplete in a number of ways (features, audio-visual immersiveness, etc), and there is significant room for improvement in relation to the UI/UX. It's close to being a fun game, and I really wanted to enjoy it, but I just couldn't. Shame.
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