SimTower-Like Sky Lobby Is a Fast Elevator Strategy Sim, Out Now

Does managing elevator traffic inside famous skyscrapers sound exciting or challenging to you? Well, then you might like Sky Lobby, a new strategy puzzle game from Moya Labs. It puts you in charge of elevator networks across landmark towers, while you keep increasingly impatient crowds moving throughout the day.

Sky Lobby is about moving people through a high-rise

You design elevator routes, decide which floors each cab serves, and build sky lobbies to transfer passengers more efficiently. A route that handles the morning rush smoothly might completely fall apart by lunchtime.

The game combines several genres at once. It’s a part elevator simulator, part logic puzzle, and part real-time strategy challenge. You schedule elevator cabs, monitor demand as it rises and falls during a full in-game day.

Every tower in Sky Lobby presents a different problem. The ten landmark levels each have their own shape, traffic patterns, and passenger demands. The full level lineup includes Galata Tower, Bell Tower, Big Ben, Flatiron, Eiffel, Chrysler, Empire, Petronas, Taipei 101, and Burj Khalifa.

You begin with a limited number of elevator cabs and gradually expand operations. You decide which elevators should run express routes, which should focus on lower floors, and when schedules need to be adjusted on the fly.

Dragging, tapping, and holding are enough to control everything. Within that simplicity, you need to read traffic patterns represented by different passenger shapes. Squares need offices, circles want to go home, and diamonds are chasing lunch.

You also assign elevator stops, add Sky Lobbies to bypass large sections of a building, and deploy additional cabs when available. Each of the ten levels includes a stretch goal that encourages replayability. Achieving a three-star rating represents the toughest objective.

The game is available now

The first three levels in Sky Lobby are available free of charge. You can unlock the remaining game for $2.99 during the launch week sale, and for $3.99 post that. Also, completing all ten stages unlocks a hidden bonus tower after L10. So, check it out on the Google Play Store.

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