
Publisher: Kasedo Games Ltd · Release date: 2017-09-08
The cheapest Project Highrise: Tokyo Towers key that activates in New Zealand costs $2.19 at Eneba (Steam, GLOBAL key). Checked .
Welcome to Tokyo, a gleaming beacon of modernity and the pulsing heart of the Land of the Rising Sun. Finding a place to call home is a constant challenge in the most populous city on Earth. In the Tokyo Towers content pack, you’ll build residential towers full of apartments that cater to those seeking an urban oasis of calm amid the carefully choreographed chaos of Japan’s capital. Your towers will sprout balconies and terraces to provide a serene views of the city’s skyline far above the traffic filled streets. With new apartments, you’ll have many new choices as you seek to master the complicated, crowded (and expensive) world of Tokyo’s vibrant residential market. Ranging from smartly designed micro apartments to palatial penthouses, you’ll be able to design a quintessentially Tokyo residential block complete with matching exteriors and cityscapes inspired by Japan’s unique urban landscape. Tokyo has always been a forward-looking metropolis on the cutting edge of art and design. From fountains and gardens to prints and statues, the content pack also features an array of new artwork to improve your building’s prestige and complete your truly Tokyo tower.
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The lowest price we recorded in the last 30 days was $2.19. The cheapest offer today is $2.19.
Not always. Stores that sell their own keys, such as Steam and GOG, add no service fee, though sales tax is added at checkout in the US and Canada. Marketplaces add a service fee at checkout, and some payment methods add their own, so on a marketplace the total at checkout will be higher than the price listed here.
Not all of them. Keys sold for another region (EUROPE) may not activate on an account registered in New Zealand; that applies to 1 of the 8 offers here. The cheapest key named above does.
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