News Tower

I loved this game!! I hope it gets an expansion with one more decade throughout the 40s because I still have a lot to conquer with my paper, The Chapter! Learned a lot and got to manage so many things at once, it's so addictive! Recommend 100%

My almost THIRTY-YEAR Sim Tower (Or Yoot Tower) itch has finally been scratched!! Extremely satisfying mix of News Simulation and a fun little puzzle of organizing your paper every week. My only gripe after about 40 hours of playing is that the game saves at strange places. You'll load up a game and it will be running the clock at the final hour of the last week. Pause the damn game if you do that!! Also, get some more jazz music or get a longer song for the menu. 9.5/10 so far.

I liked the 20 first hours, I've decided I would try to conquer the whole map and it took me 20hours more. But the second half was slightly boring and I felt the endgame was lacking of polish. But I liked the challenge (ive lost the first time just after tutorial as it is difficult to know at first how to spend your money and do some profits. Anyway, I recommend it and I hope there will be a second one Graphics were cool too ! [ im not sure how random it was but once i looted one industrial tapistery, it solved mostly everything, might be too op]

J'ai joué à la démo qui a su me convaincre de l'acheter à sa sortie. Le jeux est très sympa. Personnellement j'ai parfois eu du mal à comprendre tout les mécanismes du jeu. On se perd un peu dans toutes les améliorations disponibles mais je pense qu'après un peu plus d'heures de jeux et un chouilla plus de persévérance on s'y retrouve au bout du compte. J'y rejouerais avec plaisir !

Love it :) at first glance seems to look like an idle mobile game, but its far from it! It got a lot of depth hidden in the details of the map. A lot to explore

Super fun tycoon game that scratches a lot of itches. A lot deeper than at first glance, and a very fun and tight game play loop. Definitely worth the price, and there's a demo if you want to check it out first.

It;s a fun and relaxing game can be challenging, but a real enjoyable management game

好玩，游戏内容很丰富，既有经营感也有手作感，音效和bgm也很真实复古。 但我必须骂一下引导为啥那么急，开第一个档的时候迷迷糊糊的，什么都跟着引导去做，没来几把就被迫欠债了。 但是开第二把的时候就没啥事了，能无视引导按照自己的节奏走。

Gutes Spiel

News Tower is one of the best-designed management sims I've played in years. What sets it apart isn't just running a newspaper — it's the way the game turns your headquarters into a genuine architectural and organizational puzzle. Every decision about where to put a department, how to route a story from a reporter's desk to the press, how to keep transporters from bottlenecking your production line — it all matters, and the game rewards you for actually thinking like a building designer, not just a tycoon optimizing spreadsheets. The spatial optimization is the heart of it. You're constantly balancing floor space, staff placement, elevator and pneumatic tube routing, and department adjacency, and the systems are deep enough that there's always another layer to refine — even after 14+ floors, I'm still finding ways to shave time off a scoop's path from telegraph to print. It's rare for a game to make logistics this satisfying without ever feeling like busywork. And on top of all that mechanical depth, the game nails its period. The newsroom bureaus, the specialty desks, the telegraph rooms, the pneumatic tube networks — it all captures a genuinely loving pastiche of early-to-mid 20th century newspaper history without ever feeling like a history lecture. It's atmospheric in a way that makes the optimization feel meaningful instead of abstract — you're not just min-maxing a factory, you're building a living institution. Highly polished, clearly made with real care, and endlessly replayable if you're the type who likes redesigning your systems as new tech unlocks. Easy recommendation for anyone who likes tycoon/sim games with real depth. A true Creative Sandbox mode is my biggest wish — what currently exists feels more like an endless mode than genuine sandbox freedom to build without financial and objective pressure. I'd love the ability to just design and experiment with tower layouts without those constraints hanging over the process. I'd also love some optimization tweaks around transporter and editor behavior with the pneumatic tube system — there are moments where staff pathing around tubes doesn't feel as efficient as the rest of the game's logistics design, and tightening that up would make an already great system feel airtight. Purely as a wishlist item: I would absolutely love to see this team take a crack at a hotel management game with the same spatial optimization DNA. The way News Tower turns floor planning and staff logistics into a genuinely satisfying puzzle feels like it would translate beautifully to a hotel setting. None of this takes away from what's already here — this is a team that clearly sweats the details, and I'd happily support whatever they build next.