Tower! Simulator 3: PANC Airport

The PANC Airport DLC for Tower! Simulator 3 was developed and published by FeelThere and released on 13 December 2025. It is an add‑on for the base Tower! Simulator 3 game and requires ownership of that base title to use. The DLC is available on Windows as part of the game’s expanding library of airport expansions; there are no separate ports or releases for consoles or other platforms.

This DLC introduces Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (PANC) into Tower! Simulator 3, offering players a new and unique air traffic control environment set in Alaska. The airport is modelled with accurate runways, taxi networks, terminals, cargo areas, deicing zones and operational zones that reflect real‑world Anchorage operations. A major highlight is that PANC is the first airport in the series to feature a snow environment as part of its visual design, allowing players to experience snowy terrain and winter textures. The mix of heavy international cargo traffic, varied passenger flights and challenging weather conditions adds depth to the control experience.

Promotion for the PANC Airport DLC was centered on its official announcement and store listing, which emphasized its status as the first snowy airport in the Tower! Simulator 3 series and its detailed representation of Alaskan operations. The promotional materials highlighted the distinctive gameplay challenges presented by snow and busy international traffic, and positioned PANC as a fresh, visually striking destination for fans of air traffic control simulation. Like other DLC releases for the game, visibility was driven through the platform’s catalogue and engagement with the simulation community rather than broad external marketing campaigns.

Because PANC Airport is very new and currently has no user reviews on its store page, formal reception metrics are not yet available. Early discussions among players on forums and community spaces suggest interest in the new winter environment and the added complexity of mixed cargo and passenger operations. Some players note that the snowy visuals and unique traffic mix make it a compelling addition, especially for those looking for variety beyond the more temperate airports previously available. Overall, initial sentiment leans toward curiosity and anticipation, with players eager to see how the snowy conditions and detailed airport layout translate into engaging air traffic control challenges.