What the player can do in these locations varies, such as how many stories high the building can be, what the player is actually allowed to build, and how much money the player starts off with. Other income sources also exist, such as placing billboards outside and renting them out as advertisement space.Īlso new to this game is the ability to choose where the building is built. Another interesting addition is the ability for players to build two or more towers next to each other and join them with sky bridges. a notable difference between the shop item in "Yoot Tower" and the one originally in "SimTower" is that it no longer functions as a rented building where the player have no control over what the shop sells rather the player is provided with different types of shop from the start from which the income they make is part of the player's earnings. There are also many changes to existing items that featured in the original game, i.e. There are also plenty of new buildings that can be placed such as rented apartments, vending machines and public restrooms for food court patrons. As in "SimTower", offices and food courts can be built to generate income, as well as condos that can be sold to families. Using the provided starting funds, players must begin to build a tower from scratch. The game's premise is largely unchanged from its predecessor players must build a profitable and unique tower block complete with various amenities and living accommodations, whilst balancing the needs of the occupants. The lead designer, Yoot Saito, who also worked on " SimTower", produced this game as a sequel to "SimTower", adding several new features while retaining the same general interface and style. "Yoot Tower" (known in Japan as "The Tower II") is a 1998 construction and management simulation computer game. Genre = Construction and Management Simulation Version = vgrelease|NA=Novem(Mac) vgrelease|JP=1998 vgrelease|NA=Ma(Windows) Publisher = vgrelease|NA= Sega vgrelease|JP= OPeNBooK9003
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