Penthouse Panic

Pick a floor. The doors do the rest. Try not to keep anyone waiting.

You run the only elevator in a very busy building.

Hold and slide to pick a floor. The cab goes there on its own, the doors open, and whoever is waiting walks in. Simple — until four people on four floors all want to go somewhere else at once.

HOW IT WORKS • One finger, one axis. Pick a floor, the cab travels, the doors do the rest. • Everyone has patience. Take too long and they take the stairs — and your tip. • Carry someone the wrong way and their patience burns twice as fast. • The cab has a weight limit. You can go over it. The cab just gets slower.

IT GETS BUSIER The building grows one floor per shift. New passengers arrive with it: a kid who gets bored fast, a traveller with a suitcase that takes two spaces, a VIP who tips triple but will not wait, a mover with a box.

NOBODY LOSES There is no death, no miss, no retry. A shift ends when the last passenger is handled, and a passenger who walks off is a tip you did not earn — not a punishment.

SPEND YOUR TIPS Three upgrade lines: cab motor, door servo, bigger cab. Each one has a preview so you can see what it changes before you buy it.

DAILY CHALLENGE The same shift for everyone, every day, with upgrades switched off. Just you and the building.

Plays in portrait, one hand, sound optional.