Build your own Tiny Tower in the Star Wars universe on Windows and Windows Phone

Star Wars: Tiny Death Star is a business simulation game developed by Disney Mobile and NimbleBit (published past LucasArts), which has come up to Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8, alongside Android and iOS devices.

The latest championship is based on NimbleBit'southward previous hit game, Tiny Tower only is fix in the Star Wars universe. Tiny Tower wasn't available for Windows Phone, so it'due south corking to see LucasArts/NimbleBit on Windows Telephone Store finally.

The goal of the game is to build and expand a infinite station - th Death Star - while alluring virtual people known as galactic bitizens to build and run virtual businesses inside the Death Star. Equally y'all go on, you earn credits to expand your Decease Star, and build over 80 types of Star Wars themed residential and commercial floors.

The game has a pretty absurd retro Star Wars feel, and while it gets to you slowly, is extremely addictive. Some may discover the gameplay to exist a piddling slow, and repetitive though. If you're a hardcore Star Wars fan and are subsequently some action, this is probably not for you.

You tin can download the game for gratis for Windows Telephone viii on Windows Telephone Store. It is 59 MB, so go on the Wi-Fi when you hit the store. Information technology's a decent game, and since information technology's free, it's a good addition to your collection. If yous're on the desktop or tablet, download the championship from the Windows Store.

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