LEGO fans get ready. NimbleBit has released LEGO Tower for iOS, a game that will entertain players with its management game style and astound with its intense graphics. Playing as the manager of this massive tower, players expand, manage tenants, order stock, and customize the tower in any way they’d like. Offering a variety of perks and special features to help you get started, it is the perfect game to pass time or unwind after a long day.
The objective of LEGO Tower is simple: you want your tower to thrive. In order to do that, you’ll need to make as much income as possible so you can expand. Players make income by collecting rent and selling goods and services. Additionally, even while the app is closed players are collecting money. This makes LEGO Tower convenient for those of you whose daily lives are busy but want a relaxing game to come home to on their iOS device.
As you go, you unlock different character pieces which allows you to customize your minifigures. This is a really fun feature because you get to dress each minifigure in their proper occupational attire. So, as you go be sure to experiment with different looks and check out the “characters” tab for special surprises!
I’ll admit expanding is costly. But once you find individuals who enjoy their occupation, you’ll begin to make a significantly larger income. So, one thing I suggest is evicting tenants who aren’t in their dream jobs so you can (hopefully) find someone to fill spots. Additionally, if you already have the “dream job” spots filled, pay attention to the rent they are paying. If you see someone come along who is willing to pay a larger amount, replace them with the “dream job” newcomer. Sure, it seems harsh, but times are tough in the LEGO Tower and it’s every Tower manager for themselves!
If the automatic elevator ride isn’t enough to convince you joining Tower Club is worth it, there’s a series of other wonderful opportunities that you’re otherwise unable to unlock. Including decreased prices and a large amount of tower customization which can be quite costly -or impossible (in fact, without Tower Club you can only choose the type of floor you’re going to build but not the actual design). But, while having Tower Club is extremely valuable, it isn’t necessary to succeed in LEGO Tower. Yes, it simplifies the gameplay and I highly suggest getting it, but you aren’t going to be miserable without it!
LEGO Tower for iOS is perfect for anyone looking to pass a little time throughout the day or unwind in the evening. It’s relaxing, strategic, and the graphics were beyond what I expected! And busy bodies worry not, this game will be active even when you aren’t, wracking in money even when the app is closed! So, while it’s fun to play don’t worry about spending money in order to succeed! You’ll earn cash by doing basic tasks and as long as you spend it wisely, you’ll be fine. Either way, I highly suggest speeding up your elevator as soon as possible!
Rating: 9.6/10
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LEGO Tower is available for free on the App Store or Google Play. LEGO Tower is rated 4+ for everyone, but is best enjoyed by players 8+ on mobile or tablet devices with iOS 11 or Android 4.1 and up OpenGL ES 3 support.
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