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Plan a skyscraper. Build it floor by floor. Keep it running.

A tower-building management sim you can read like an architect's drawing. Build a classic side-on 2D tower or a 3D tower you can slice open floor by floor, run it for thousands of tenants, and switch any time between rendered, blueprint, and CAD views.

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For Windows PC. Coming soon to Steam, with a free demo.

2D + 3Da classic side-on tower or a full 3D tower
165rooms and facilities, each with its own design
160floors tall, plus 15 basement levels
62kinds of people, each with a day of their own
7elevator types you program by the hour
3ways to see it: rendered, blueprint, and CAD
Architect, manager, and foreman

You build it. They live in it.

Building to the Sky is a tower-building management sim where you're the architect, the manager, and the foreman. Plan a skyscraper, build it floor by floor, and keep it running for the thousands of people who live, work, and play inside.

Most management games give you one way to look at what you've built. Here the drawing style is part of the game: press V and the whole tower redraws itself, people and all, as a blueprint or a CAD drawing, while the simulation keeps running.

Rendered, blueprint, or CAD →

A floor of homes out of the 3D tower, in the rendered, blueprint, and CAD styles.

Two ways to build

The morning rush in a 2D tower: the garage, the lobby, and the shops above it.
The 2D tower

The classic, rebuilt

The side-on dollhouse view of the 90s tower games, rebuilt for today. Watch the morning rush flow through the lobby and into the elevators.

Explore the 2D tower →
A floor slides out of the rendered 3D tower as an exploded drawing, and the city makes way.
The 3D tower

See inside your skyscraper

Build on a city block and slice any floor out as an exploded drawing, cut the tower open, or follow an elevator up its shaft.

Explore the 3D tower →
The 3D tower as a blueprint, cut open to its core in the Section view.
Three ways to see

Rendered, blueprint, or CAD

A fully lit dollhouse, white lines on gridded blue paper, or a technical drawing color-coded by layer. Even the interface changes to match.

See the drawing styles →

At four and five stars, your tower can hold a Royal Suite with its own grand staircase, a revolving restaurant with a sunset view, a two-story aquarium full of sharks and rays, a ballroom for an evening of dancing, a casino, a planetarium, and a sky mansion with a library, a billiards room, and a pool on the roof.

Turn every room around in 3DAll twenty luxury rooms
Screenshots

Taken in the game

A floor slides out of the rendered 3D tower as an exploded drawing, and the city makes way.3D The crown of a 99-floor 2D tower, drawn as a blueprint.2D People at work inside a floor slid out of the 3D tower.3D The morning rush in a 2D tower: the garage, the lobby, and the shops above it.2D The rendered 3D tower in the Section view, cut away to show every floor.3D A fire breaks out in a 2D tower.2D
Trailers, clips, and every screenshot
The cover of the Building to the Sky Player's Guide
The Player's Guide

113 pages, cover to cover

The game comes with a complete Player's Guide: getting started, the elevator handbook, tenants and money, the five stars, the drawing styles, building in 3D, and a catalog of all 165 rooms and facilities with their prices and rules.

Read the whole thing here. Flip through it like a book, jump to any page, or search it for any word.

Open the Player's GuideDownload the PDF (21 MB)

Coming to Steam for Windows PC

Wishlist Building to the Sky to hear the moment it's out. A free demo is on the way too: build towers up to three stars, for as long as you like, and every tower you save carries over to the full game.

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