When your tower becomes rather high, it’s time to organize everything properly. It will become a mix of different floors all stacked on top of each other, which leads to a lot of scrolling up and down in a few days. Unless you play the game really casually and never play it more than 3 minutes at a time.Īs you start out, you’ll likely end up constructing new floors and not having many issues with how they are organized. Even if you trade in 20 Bux and instantly buy and complete a new floor, you won’t recoup the $50k you miss out on by doing so in the long run. There is no reason to ever trade in anything less thatn 50 Bux, since over time it will be less efficient. You’ll have money and spare Bux to use for whatever requires it at any time. When you wake up, it will be ready to generate you more money.Īfter you get the third elevator and get around 60 Tower Bux, trade them in for $100,000. Alternatively, you can use them to instantly sell a type of good (See section 3.) that takes 2+ hours to stock before you go to bed.

Other than speeding up construction, keep 5-10 Bux in stock at any time to move floors around (See section 2.) and to speed up stocking goods or sell them instantly when needed (See section 5.). I tend to spend them on speeding up construction of new floors, but if you have 6-8 hours to wait and are about to go to bed, you’re better off saving those Bux by waiting until you wake up again. Once you have all the elevators, how you spend your Tower Bux is down to how you play the game.

If you need to do that, just move it down two floors and tap it once or twice to move it up slightly and land on the right floor. The downside is that because it’s still pretty fast, it can be annoying to move the elevator down one floor - it tends to overshoot. The third elevator is not really that much faster than the second one, but as you reach tower level 25-30 you’ll regret not having it. By doing so you’ll transport Bitizens and VIPs around in less time, and by the time you can afford the third and final elevator, you’ll have a tower high enough to want to speed things up as much as possible. The first thing you should save up for is buying all the elevators. Especially early on, it can take a while to stock up on Tower Bux. You get Tower Bux for building a new floor, finding a Bitizen when prompted, and sometimes for moving a Bitizen in the elevator to the right floor. In that time, I’ve encountered a couple of tricks to make my tower run like a well-oiled machine.īecause a lot of people are playing it, and because my friends’ towers sometimes look like they could use a little tweaking, here’s a handy Tiny Tower guide to save you some time and maximize your efficiency so you never have to buy any Tower Bux. Tiny Tower may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but that hasn’t stopped me from obsessing over it and playing it way too much in the past week.

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