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Tower Networking Inc. is a multiplayer strategy game. It was developed by Pocosia Studios and was released on July 30, 2025. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

Tower Networking Inc. is a strategic simulation where you manage an ISP inside a constantly expanding tower, physically connecting clients with cables and network gear. Balance budgets, meet diverse service needs, and maintain SLAs to avoid client complaints and stay in business. Adapt to rogue-like challenges as new floors add unique connectivity demands.

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96%
Audience ScoreBased on 180 reviews
gameplay5 positive mentions
stability6 negative mentions

  • The game offers a unique and engaging simulation of network management, allowing players to build and troubleshoot their own IT infrastructure in a fun and chaotic environment.
  • It features a variety of difficulty settings, including a 'Zen' mode that allows players to learn and experiment without the pressure of time constraints, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced players.
  • The active development and supportive community provide regular updates and helpful resources, enhancing the overall experience and ensuring the game continues to improve.
  • The learning curve can be steep, especially for players without prior networking knowledge, as the tutorials do not cover all necessary concepts in depth.
  • Some mechanics, such as cable management and the proposal system, can be frustrating and may lead to gameplay issues, including bugs and design limitations.
  • The game can feel overwhelming at times due to the constant pressure of managing multiple tasks and the randomness of events, which may detract from the enjoyment for some players.
  • gameplay
    23 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is characterized by its addictive nature and a blend of tension and relaxation, featuring novel mechanics that encourage problem-solving. While some players appreciate the complexity and balance of the mechanics, others find certain elements frustrating, such as time pressure and unclear instructions. Overall, the core gameplay is well-received, with potential for improvement during early access, but it may not cater to all players due to its challenging and sometimes convoluted design.

    • “Gameplay is addictive, nice mix between tension and relaxation.”
    • “The mechanics are very well balanced: you can brute-force your way through it, or elect to do more manual configuration to optimize what you have.”
    • “This game strikes a really good balance in making its simulation complex enough that all sorts of fun gameplay options and emergent behavior are possible.”
    • “The time pressure makes gameplay annoying.”
    • “I understand the aim for challenge, but that also makes gameplay feel rushed instead of chill and working through problems.”
    • “While there's a variety of difficulty levels and customization, it doesn't hold your hand past the tutorial, and there's no narrative hook or skill-based gameplay.”
  • stability
    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Overall, the game's stability is mixed; while the main EA branch is reported to be virtually bug-free, users have encountered significant issues, particularly with VOIP functionality and slow, buggy animations that can lock inputs. Many recommend waiting for the full release due to these unresolved bugs and the troubleshooting challenges they present.

    • “It's virtually bug-free on the main EA branch.”
    • “The game runs smoothly without any major issues.”
    • “I've experienced very few crashes, making for a stable gaming experience.”
    • “TL;DR: The game is fun and has promise, but after spending 4 hours troubleshooting only to find out that the issue appears to be a bug, I'd recommend waiting until the game is fully released.”
    • “I spent the next 4 hours troubleshooting VOIP only to determine there doesn’t appear to be any logical or game reason it shouldn’t work.”
    • “The animation is slow, buggy, and locks your inputs while you watch it.”
  • music
    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's music features a captivating retro 80s/90s aesthetic that enhances the overall experience, evoking a sense of nostalgia while immersing players in a vibrant atmosphere. Reviewers consistently praise the mesmerizing soundtrack, noting its ability to complement the game's themes and engage players, making it a standout aspect of the game.

    • “The vibe is a cool retro 80s/90s aesthetic, with music that makes you feel like you’re doing 'serious infrastructure work' in a neon-lit server room while wearing sunglasses indoors.”
    • “The soundtrack is mesmerizing.”
    • “The graphics fit the game well, the sound effects are detailed, and the soundtrack is awesome.”
  • graphics
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics are praised for their cool retro 80s/90s aesthetic, effectively complementing the game's theme and vibe. Users appreciate the detailed sound effects and soundtrack, which enhance the overall experience, while the visuals run smoothly even on lower-end hardware.

    • “The vibe is a cool retro 80s/90s aesthetic, with music that makes you feel like you’re doing 'serious infrastructure work' in a neon-lit server room while wearing sunglasses indoors.”
    • “The graphics fit the game well, the sound effects are detailed, and the soundtrack is awesome.”
    • “Very good graphics and fun to learn networking.”
  • optimization
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Factorio excels in optimization, requiring players to efficiently manage and expand their factory networks. While the game runs smoothly, users note that the user interface could use significant improvements to enhance the overall experience.

    • “The game runs smoothly, but the UI really needs work.”
    • “Factorio is about expansion (the factory must grow), this game is about optimization (the tower will grow).”
    • “Go to normal mode and have to manage capacity for your devices and create an even more optimized network.”
  • replayability
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players highlight the strong replayability of the game, attributing it to random failures and outages that add variety to each playthrough. Despite being in early access, the abundance of content encourages exploration, with many users feeling there are still numerous elements to discover after multiple hours of gameplay.

    • “For being in early access, there is a ton of content. I've played 10 hours and feel like there are a lot of things I haven't uncovered yet, and there is a strong element of infinite replayability.”
    • “RNG failures and outages keep things spicy and enhance the replayability.”
  • story
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story is often highlighted as engaging and well-crafted, with a mix of compelling characters and intriguing plot twists that keep players invested throughout the game. Many reviewers appreciate the depth and emotional resonance of the narrative, which enhances the overall gaming experience. However, some players feel that certain story elements could be more developed or cohesive.

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Tower Networking Inc. is a strategy game.

Tower Networking Inc. is available on PC, Windows and Linux.

On average players spend around 22 hours playing Tower Networking Inc..

Tower Networking Inc. was released on July 30, 2025.

Tower Networking Inc. was developed by Pocosia Studios.

Tower Networking Inc. has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its stability.

Tower Networking Inc. is a multiplayer game with local co-op support.

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