Pocket Tower
Pocket Tower puts you in charge of a vertical empire. Starting with a modest plot, you'll expand your building one floor at a time, choosing between residential apartments, commercial offices, and retail spaces. Each type of tenant brings its own benefits and demands, so careful planning is essential to keep everyone happy and your finances in the black. As your tower rises, so do the challenges. Balancing rent income against construction costs, keeping facilities upgraded, and responding to tenant needs require constant attention. You'll also need to make strategic decisions about layout to maximize space efficiency and appeal. Whether you're aiming for a cozy boutique building or a sprawling mega-skyscraper, every choice shapes your vertical city.
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What is Pocket Tower
Ever dreamed of owning the tallest building in town? Pocket Tower lets you live that fantasy, one floor at a time.
How to Play
Tap to add new floors and choose their purpose, then drag to relocate tenants to optimize your layout. Monitor your income and resources to keep construction moving.
Tips for Playing
- Start with a mix of residential and commercial floors to ensure steady income.
- Upgrade existing floors before adding new ones to keep tenants satisfied.
- Regularly check tenant requests and fulfill them for bonus rewards.
- Plan your floor layout to leave room for future expansion.
- Save your resources for big-ticket improvements rather than spending on small upgrades.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of floors can I build?
You can build residential apartments, commercial offices, and retail shops, each with unique benefits.
How do I earn money in Pocket Tower?
You earn rent from tenants and can also complete tasks or achievements for extra cash.
Can I customize my tower?
Yes, you can choose the appearance of your building and rearrange tenant layouts.
What happens if tenants are unhappy?
Unhappy tenants may stop paying rent or leave, reducing your income.
Is there a limit to how tall my tower can get?
No strict limit, but high floors cost more and require more resources to build.