Your tower can fail
Every room, price, elevator and stress rule is set up so a tower can fail. Tenants notice slow elevators, noisy neighbors and dirty rooms, and they leave.
Hundred Stories is a tower-building game. You see the whole tower cut open like a dollhouse, so you can watch every tenant, shop and elevator car. Build offices, condos, shops and elevators, keep your tenants happy, and climb from one star to TOWER.
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B1
A hundred stories is the height of a tower worth building. It is also what goes on inside one: the tenant on 40 who wants a quieter floor, the shop on 2 that counts on the lunch crowd, the hotel guest who missed the last express elevator and is not coming back. Every floor is a story. Everyone's got one.
B2
Every room, price, elevator and stress rule is set up so a tower can fail. Tenants notice slow elevators, noisy neighbors and dirty rooms, and they leave.
Install it once from your browser and it works without the internet. Your tower saves by itself on your device as you play, and you can save it to a file whenever you like.
B3
Four things that will happen in your tower sooner or later.
0:20
The elevator is out of order, so one person takes the stairs. Four flights, a stumble on the second, and a burst through the door on floor 5, out of breath, just in time to hear the ding and watch someone else step out of the elevator.
0:15
A tenant sets one bag outside the door. Then another. A week goes by and the pile is taller than the neighbors, who lean away from it as they hurry past. It sways, it tips, and a collection worker with a cart makes the catch of the season, then sweeps up and takes a bow.
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A full lobby, one car, and every eye on the floor indicator. Then the ding. The doors open, and one person strolls out in no hurry at all. A double take, a whole crowd's shoulders drop, and the doors close again.
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A black car pulls up, a red carpet rolls out, and the VIP rides straight to floor 12 to open the door on a suite nobody cleaned. The cameras flash, the elevator is quick, and the checklist looks great right up to its last line. Then the sunglasses slide down, and the carpet rolls back up a lot faster than it came out.
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Play in a desktop browser with a mouse, or on a phone or tablet with touch: one finger moves, pinch zooms, tap to place, then tap Build. Install it from the browser menu and it opens like an app.
An app for iPhone, iPad and Android is coming. Same tower, made for the phone, and a way to support the game.