This article was authored by AdInMo’s COO, Joanne Lacey. The classic mobile game Tiny Tower from NimbleBit has been on quite the journey since it was named iPhone game of the year by Apple back in ...

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Matthew is the Apps and Games Editor at Android Police. He's been gaming since his first taste of a TI-99 at four years old. Matthew has been an Android user since the HTC Hero and has covered ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. From LEGO and NimbleBit, makers of the original Tiny Tower game, LEGO Tower has arrived for Android and iOS.

Today LEGO Games officially releases their next mobile game, LEGO Tower, onto iOS and Android as a free game where you'll need to do a lot of building. Developed by NimbleBit, the game will have you ...

Update (May 16, 2019): We finally have a release date for NimbleBit’s LEGO Tower! The full game will be released on July 1, but you can pre-register now on the Google Play Store at the link below.

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Grab it now on the App Store, or on Google Play. These next couple of weeks are looking pretty exciting as some good games are due to be release. One of which is Bit City by NimbleBit, and it's due ...

The popular sim game Tiny Tower is back in the Play Store after an eight-month hiatus. First developed for iOS and then ported to Android in 2011, Tiny Tower is a simulator that tasks players with ...

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Months after Tiny Tower was pulled from the Android Google Play app store, developers NimbleBit have announced they’re looking for beta testers to try playing the new offline version of Tiny Tower.