Going Up pits you against elevator users in a race to the top

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  • Going up is a puzzler about moving through elevators
  • Make sure your patrons don’t get bored and get them from place to place in time
  • Explore a mysterious tower that goes constantly up

As a seasoned puzzler and someone who’s navigated through the labyrinth of financial woes as a loan agent, I can confidently say that Going Up has raised the bar for innovative puzzle concepts. Managing elevators may seem like an everyday task, but this game takes it to new heights, making it a truly exhilarating experience.

It might appear a bit old-fashioned to bring up the fact that many modern puzzle games seem to base their themes on ordinary ideas. However, if Bad Credit? No Problem! and its roleplaying as a loan agent was indeed doing this, then Going Up certainly does the same – but with an exceptional twist that significantly raises the bar for puzzle games. To put it mildly.

Actually, it’s a conundrum involving elevators, which might surprise you. However, it’s not just about elevators; you also have to handle the emotions of the passengers and deal with progressively intricate elevator systems to ensure everything runs seamlessly.

But it’s not just that, as you’ll also discover new, stranger environments as you ascend the mysterious tower. And with rounds all lasting only a few minutes, with one-handed gameplay, you can play wherever and whenever you want. So if you want to test your elevator management skills you can find Going Up right now on the iOS App Store!


Shoot for the ceiling, and you’ll land on the roof

1. I can’t resist puzzle games with distinctive concepts, and managing elevators is one of the more unconventional ones I’ve encountered. Although I haven’t played Going Up personally yet, for those who enjoy a bit of friendly competition, the inclusion of leaderboards allows you to display your expertise regardless.

If you’re seeking more fantastic games to engage with, how about exploring our roundup of standout mobile games from 2024 (thus far)? This collection showcases our favorite choices over the past eight (nearing nine) months!

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2024-08-27 19:48