Yoot Tower expands gameplay over the original by allowing construction in three very diverse locations: Tokyo, Waikiki and the natural splendor of Kegon Falls with its changing seasons and exotic locale. Manage the noise levels, traffic flow and create balance throughout the structure and you'll be rewarded. Neglect your priorities and increase your tenants' stress levels and they'll forget you like yesterday's bad lunch.
Fail to renovate and your customers will stampede the elevators and leave in droves. Your final objective is to keep the population you gain through any means possible, such as expansion, upgrades, quality of life increases and the like. Secondly, you'll need to entice and invite residents and businesses to reside in your building through any number of means such as promotions, advertising, quality commitments and more. The population is rife for explosion and can number in the tens of thousands if your tower is a success. To this end you are invited into the actual lives of your tenants and must work to ensure profitability on an individual basis. First, you must provide for the needs of both commercial and residential tenants. In this way, your structure gains recognition and builds to a star rating system much like the world's greatest hotels, resorts and shopping districts do in the late 1990s.Īs the owner and Chief Executive Officer, your objectives and goals are clearly defined. The "living" tower you create will feed off the tenants by upgrading the number and quality of stores, facilities and services. The scope of Yoot Tower transcends that of the original in several important areas. You won't be constructing your dream building in a cold and impersonal vacuum but rather with an eye to developing a game story through the residents themselves.
In Yoot Tower, the sequel, the emphasis is on the synergy between all the factors and factions contained within the game. Anyone who played the original SimTower knows that the focus of gameplay was the building of the tower itself with little interactive bonding of the tenants, stores and structure.
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