Unholy Heights

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Extremely repetitive. You'll experience everything this game has to offer after ten or so minutes. After that, it's just the same thing endlessly. It has no depth or reason to continue.

Cute concept but after a while it becomes tedious and unfun. For me it is frustrating to control your monsters during the fights because of the things like identical health bars and no pause button.

I have a fondness for Hotel-Management style games, and Unholy Heights did it QUITE well. Definately a recommend.

Very fun little management game that doesn't get too complex in its mechanics and has a cute and quirky cast of monster designs. Moves slowly at times, but definitely worth a play.

Developed by Petit Depotto and published by PLAYISM, Unholy Heights is a refreshingly unconventional strategy game that combines apartment management, tower defense, and simulation into a surprisingly cohesive experience. Instead of placing players in the familiar role of a heroic defender, the game reverses expectations by making them the landlord of an apartment building populated entirely by monsters. These supernatural residents are not merely tenants paying rent—they also serve as the building's defenders whenever determined human adventurers arrive to wipe them out. The unusual premise immediately gives the game a distinctive identity, and its clever blend of genres creates an experience that feels both relaxing and strategically engaging. Managing the apartment complex forms the heart of the gameplay. Every tenant has different strengths, personalities, and financial value, encouraging players to think carefully about who occupies each room. Some monsters generate higher rental income, while others are far more effective in combat, creating a constant balance between building a profitable business and maintaining a capable defensive force. Expanding the building, improving …