New Android Game: Efficiently Operate Elevators Going Up!

The much-anticipated casual elevator game, Going Up, developed by Dylan Kwok, is now available for Android users to enjoy, after its successful run on the App Store. This unique puzzle game offers a distinctive twist on the genre, challenging players to efficiently deliver passengers in a mysterious skyscraper. If you're intrigued by the idea of managing elevators, you'll find Going Up both quirky and engaging.

How Does It Feel To Manage Elevators?

In Going Up, you take on the role of an elevator manager in a bustling skyscraper teeming with diverse characters—from impatient CEOs to bewildered tourists. Your mission is straightforward yet demanding: ensure every passenger reaches their desired floor swiftly and smoothly. The game's core mechanic revolves around managing elevators, which might sound simple but quickly escalates in complexity as you progress.

Starting with basic routes, you'll soon find yourself orchestrating multiple elevators simultaneously. Some elevators have special mechanics, like skipping floors or operating on specific levels, adding layers of strategy to your task. The real challenge lies in optimizing these movements to keep everyone happy and on time.

The characters in Going Up are far from mere NPCs; they add flavor and fun to the gameplay. Each passenger has unique demands and behaviors—some may be impatient and vocal about delays, while others might be confused about their destinations. Navigating these diverse scenarios keeps the game fresh and engaging.

Curious about the visual experience? Take a peek at the launch trailer for Going Up below!

Will You Try Going Up?

For those who thrive on competition, Going Up features a global leaderboard where players can vie to become the world's top elevator operator. You can track and compare your high scores with other enthusiasts around the globe.

Having already garnered significant attention on iOS, Going Up is now available on the Google Play Store for $1.99. Are you ready to test your skills and see how you measure up? We'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments!

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