The game design is more or less identical to its vanilla predecessor, with the player starting off with a few Death Star decks stacked atop one another in a vertically scrolling format. A Fully Operational Cash Cowįandom grumbles aside, Nimblebit have done a competent job of adapting the Star Wars universe to their pixelated brand, taking the role of a nameless Imperial skivvy whose job it is to construct the Death Star under the watchful attentions of the Emperor and Darth Vader. In the era of F2P, Star Wars: Tiny Death Star was inevitable. I'd be disgruntled by this, but I suppose if we can have Yoda selling us cellphone tariffs, then the credibility of the Star Wars brand has already become a bit of a joke.
Tiny Tower was unsurprisingly a commercial success and is following in the footsteps of the Lego games series, Angry Birds et al and is back with a new Star Wars skin.
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