Highrise

Highrise isn’t just a game. It’s a wearable, walkable, post-internet playground, equal parts fashion sim, social experiment, and avatar-fueled fever dream. Imagine if Animal Crossing went full-time influencer and moved to the cloud.

Right out the gate, you’re tossed into a universe humming with possibilities. Want to deck out your avatar like a neon cyber-witch? Done. Prefer a cozy cottagecore moment with tea and pastels? Also done. With over 50,000 items in circulation and a community that trades harder than Wall Street, Highrise lets you curate, craft, and hustle your way to fashion fame.

But the real draw isn’t just the drip, it’s the people. Virtual rooms become stage shows, pop-up parties, or moody hangouts depending on who’s online and how chaotic the vibe is. I once joined a talent show, lost to someone who juggled in a pizza costume, and still made five new friends before logging out.

Weekly events keep things fresh (and feed the endless desire for new fits), while emotes, voice chat, and a lively Feed make it feel more like a living world than a menu-based app. It’s part game, part lifestyle, part high-stakes dress-up doll.

Highrise understands that sometimes, you don’t want to shoot or loot, you just want to serve. And honestly? It slays.