Tower Life

Name: Tower Life
Rating: 4.3 (58 reviews)
Author: Ander Kumm

By: Ander Kumm

Games

Features & Capabilities

Tower Life is an immersive browser game where profits meet tenant well-being in a towering city. As a conscience-driven developer, you balance budgets, maintenance costs, and upgrades while prioritizing residents' quality of life.

It blends strategic planning with social dynamics: place tenants, monitor satisfaction, resolve conflicts, and craft floor layouts that foster natural interactions. Across decisions, Tower Life asks: is success measured by height or by the thriving community inside your walls?

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Ander Kumm

Rating:

4.30

(58)

Version:

1.4.0 Last updated: 2025-04-25

Version code:

874297192

Creation date:

2025-02-05

Compatible devices:

Size:

433.36MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 189,057 ▲ 1,045

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Developed by:

Ander Kumm

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tower-life/id6741473657

Website:

http://www.playflame.com

User Reviews

Tower Life is praised for its engaging idle/tycoon tower-building concept and depth from features like VIP apartments, spa, plant shop, and casino. However, multiple reviews report persistent bugs (elevator issues, NPCs not moving, upgrades UI glitches) that block progression, along with progression/loss issues after updates. Repeated NPC behavior problems (VIPs and tenants) compound the frustration. Overall, the concept is strong, with players enjoying long play sessions, but technical issues substantially hinder progression and dampen the experience.

Pros

Engaging idle/tycoon tower-building gameplay that players enjoy and can spend hours on.
Tower features like VIP apartments, spa, plant shop, and casino add depth and progression to each tower.
Strong long-term appeal with players reporting they spend hours and look forward to what's next.

Cons

Persistent bugs and glitches affecting core gameplay (elevator glitches, NPCs not visiting floors, spa/VIP issues, upgrade UI issues).
Progression blockers and data loss after updates (inability to progress beyond certain floors, tenants not showing up, latest update wiping progress).
VIP/tenant/employee NPCs misbehavior causing stalls (tenants outside, not entering VIP apartments, staff not visiting destinations).
Upgrade/UI glitches causing inability to upgrade or see options (orange buttons staying visible after maxing upgrades; upgrade buttons disappearing).

Recent reviews

I can’t get into the game too well since it’s much of an idle game but has tons of ads. Feels like I’m watching tv while trying to play a game. Lost interest because of it. Feels like it could be a cool game, but not wasting my money on a maybe for digital entertainment, I’m sure there’s a similar game out there that’s not as annoying

by Mh*****, 2026-04-25

I’m on tower three and have had repeat problems. The first time I started tower 3 I had the VIP apartment at floor 15 and the casino at floor 16. The elevator would not go past the 2nd floor of the VIP apartment. Second time around, I had VIP on top floor. Now the plant shop employee and the VIP are missing. I can’t send people to visit the flower shop that is clearly there but the game doesn’t seem to recognize it. I’m also not able to level up the VIP or plant shop employee. It would also be great if support was available to seek help from.