New Android Game: Efficiently Operate Elevators Going Up!

The much-anticipated casual elevator puzzle game, Going Up, crafted by Dylan Kwok, has now made its way to Android devices following its success on the App Store. This unique game challenges players to efficiently transport passengers in a mysterious skyscraper. Are you ready to take on the task of delivering passengers to their destinations with speed and precision?

How Does It Feel To Manage Elevators?

In Going Up, you're thrust into the role of an elevator manager within a bustling skyscraper teeming with diverse characters, from impatient CEOs to bewildered tourists. Your mission? Ensure that everyone reaches their desired floor swiftly and efficiently.

The gameplay may seem straightforward—managing elevators and catering to impatient passengers—but it's deceptively complex. The real challenge lies in optimizing elevator routes. As you progress, you'll navigate from simple paths to handling multiple elevators simultaneously. Some elevators are mechanized to bypass certain floors or operate exclusively on specific levels, demanding strategic planning to keep everyone satisfied.

The characters in Going Up are more than mere NPCs; they add flavor to the game as you learn to manage their varied demands. You'll encounter aggressive individuals frustrated by slow elevators and confused passengers unsure of their correct floors. The diversity and abundance of these scenarios keep the gameplay engaging and unpredictable.

Curious about the visual experience of Going Up? Check out the game in action below:

Will You Try Going Up?

Going Up introduces a global leaderboard, igniting a friendly competition among elevator operators worldwide to determine the best in the business. You can compare your high scores with other players and track your progress.

Having already garnered significant attention on iOS, Going Up is now available on the Google Play Store for $1.99. Are you intrigued enough to give it a try? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

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