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NimbleBit And Disney Announce Tiny Death Star
NimbleBit has made a name for itself with free-to-play mobile games, including Tiny Tower, Pocket Planes, and Nimble Quest. Now, the developer is partnering with Disney to bring its adorable pixel-infused aesthetic to one of the greatest sci-fi properties, Star Wars.
Tiny Death Star will allow players to join the Dark Side and build a death star with Star Wars-themed locations. No release date or price have been announced, but Disney states that it will be available worldwide soon.
[Source: Disney]
Our Take
I've played Tiny Tower, and while it is a free-to-play game, it's also pretty generous in doling out in-game currency. Here's hoping that the same balance is present in Tiny Death Star, which I will most certainly be installing as soon as it's available.
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