Ever played SimTower back in the day? This is the GBA version—same addictive tower-building chaos, just pocket-sized. You start with an empty plot and a dream, then stack floors like a mad architect: offices, condos, restaurants, even movie theaters. The trick? Keeping everyone happy while your tower spirals into the sky.

First few minutes are deceptively simple—plop down some elevators, add a few floors. Then the complaints roll in. Tenants hate slow elevators, shops go broke without foot traffic, and if you cram too many people in, the whole place turns into a gridlocked nightmare. It’s weirdly satisfying when you finally nail a layout that works, though.

Graphics are basic (it’s a GBA game), but the charm’s all in the tiny details—watch little pixel people flood the lobby at rush hour or panic during a fire. If you’re into sims that punish bad planning, this one’s a time sink.