Should a Mexican Restaurant go here here, or maybe instead a Fashion Boutique? Perhaps a Book Store or a Barber Shop? At what floors should my large elevators stop? How many housekeeping units can I get away with? Where's the best place for a cigarette vending machine? If I have ten offices per floor, how many elevators do I need? How much should I be charging for rent on a deluxe apartment in the sky? Next thing you know, you've suddenly got a 120-floor madhouse, hundreds of picky residents?and only a few hours before dawn when the real-life you have to get ready for work. There are hundreds of variables you need to take into consideration. Not only is Yoot Tower addictive, it's also very difficult due to more complex AI, additional challenges, and hundreds of different kinds of rooms you can build and innumerable options for each. You can also alter menus in the many and various restaurant types, and even choose what kinds of movies are shown. You can stick a microphone in the face of people down in the lobby, for example, to find out what they think about the place. Theme Park), the residents now really seem to have minds of their own. The AI of residents is noticeably much better than SimTower: the effects of your actions are reflected much more realistically in the game.

But Yoot Tower lets you name and add them to a 'favorites' list to locate them in an instant, to see what they're up to, how much money they've got, and how happy they are with their environment. Just about the only thing that remains the same is the fact that you don't control who moves in. Yoot Tower (so named after its creator, Yoot Saito) sports numerous improvements over SimTower, making the game much more of a game than a toy that SimTower was. Lots of parking and great shops and restaurants couldn't hurt either.

A happy Sim resident gets enough business to make a profit, has an easy route to get to work and not too many people clogging the hallways and elevators.

Your goal is still the same as SimTower: build a high-rise that offers your residents a 'stress-free' environment. Similar to the first game, Yoot Tower was much more popular on the Mac than it was on the PC, probably due to the fact that both games were coded on a Mac and released for that platform first. Yoot Tower is a much-improved sequel to Maxis' tower-building classic SimTower.

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