Tower Inc.

Tower Inc. is a multiplayer survival game for up to six players. You and up to five other survivors take a high-stakes retrieval contract: climb the Tower’s floors, collect the required Quotes and reach the elevator. If your team fails to meet its quota, you lose your progress and start again at the bottom.

Contracts and descent

Before each descent, you choose between two procedurally generated contracts. Each has its own scaling for Item Grade, which determines loot value, and General Danger, which affects spawn rates and environmental hazards. High-tier rewards are guarded by the Tower’s most aggressive residents. As you climb deeper, shadows thicken, the environment grows more oppressive and hostile, and Quote requirements become more demanding.

Noise is a constant risk: footsteps, interactions, dropped items, and even Walkie-Talkie chatter can draw the attention of entities lurking in the dark. You can use items to distract or manipulate threats, and some heavy objects may make enough noise to lure a monster away—or toward a teammate. You must weigh leaving with your current loot against searching another room for a better Grade.

Tools and teamwork

One player can remain in the Main Room and operate the CCTV System through the main computer. They can monitor teammates’ vitals, track their positions and guide them through the darkness. Players can also communicate over Walkie-Talkies, though their static and chatter create noise that may lead predators to a teammate.

The Main Computer also gives access to the Supply Shop, where you spend earned credits on Flashlights, Walkie-Talkies and a rotating stock of survival tools. The Main Room Door can stop the Tower’s most aggressive threats, but closing it may leave teammates in the hallway to fend for themselves. Teams can carry heavy loot and watch one another’s backs, or prioritize individual survival.

Threats and escape

Narrow hallways and tight corridors can become traps, and some entities specialize in cornering players with nowhere to run. Each entity has its own way of stalking and attacking, so learning their patterns matters. If you are far from the Main Room, you can look for a Vent to make a desperate dash back to safety, but the clock keeps ticking and the Tower claims anyone left behind.