Yo, wassup guys? Today, ANT reviews 'Tiny Tower' for us. Take a look:
http://www.nimblebit.com/
ANT:
Asides from the charming pixellated design that
greets you upon arrival, there really is nothing interesting or engaging
about this game at all...and it’s only now, as I sit down to write
about the app, that I realise it.
Having been at the peak of addiction for a number of months now, I’m at
the point in the game where there’s really no point in continuing (not
that there was any point in the first place). I’m too rich to care about
having a strategy anymore. Gameplay consists of merely clicking. This,
as you can imagine, makes the game even less appealing. There is
literally nothing to play for.
Yet I can’t stop myself from checking up on my towers’ progress;
dropping in throughout the day to stock floors and develop my tower
(which is, at this point, far from tiny) to ensure maximum profits.
It’s getting quite ridiculous. I feel, as the official president of my
tower, that I’m letting my Bitizens down if I don’t work the elevators
for a few minutes *cough* hours *cough* each day, delivering various
characters to their homes.
The bitizens are like my family. It’s as if I’ve developed a maternal
bond with them that draws me into seeing that everything is running
smoothly, constantly checking up on them via Bitbook to make sure that
they’re okay. Their lives matter more than my own. It’s become a duty, a
routine, and a lifestyle that will no doubt last for months to come.
Don’t let this monster of an app turn your brain into mush because,
although your tower may be tiny, the addiction that consumes you is not.
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