Big Company: Skytopia is a new airborne city-builder for the iOS and Android platforms by Goodgame Studios featuring a steampunk city that’s entirely build in the air, populated with famous scientists such as Marie Curie, Albert Einstein, and Nikola Tesla. Your goal is to grow your aerial city into a metropolis while collecting dollars, gold, and resources, and making yoru residents and workers happy. Read on for some tips and tricks for Big Company: Skytopia!
When you are first starting out in the game, follow the quests given in the quest tab. Not only will they help you learn everything about the game as you complete them, but you’ll earn huge rewards and gain experience levels quickly, which will enable you to unlock new buildings and move onto new areas in short order. Plus, you’ll get to meet many of the famous scientists in the game.
While you are gunning for progress, don’t forget to take care of worker happiness. Hit the decorations tab of the building area, and build small parks and balloons to load up on happiness for cheap. They only take up one space, so it’s easy to stick them wherever you want to once you run out of space to put larger buildings. Happier works means that the price for goods will drop
The farther that you get into the game, the more that you can start deviating from the question. You’ll need to in order to speed things along as you get going. One of the best ways to do this is to buy more cargo lifts, so that you can levitate more fabric, wood, and other basic cargo at a time. You can also add oil to your lifts to increase the amount of a material that they bring in per job.
Join a corporation as soon as you can, or if you want to spend the gold to do so, you can found your own corporation for a price of 350 gold. You and the other members of your corporation will be able to send loyalty points to the corporation, which will earn everybody loyalty points, as well as engage in projects that leaders or deputies can found and that everyone else can can participate in.
Always try to maximize the amount of stuff that is going on in your city. If you are about to go to bed, set your long-term projects so that they will be ready to collect in the morning. One such project is using the cargo lifts to collect reagents, which take six hours apiece to collect. Reagents are also a great place to use oil on, so that you can minimize the need for a six-hour job.