Tower! Simulator 3: WSSS Airport

The WSSS Airport DLC for Tower! Simulator 3 was developed and published by FeelThere and was released in 2026 as an expansion for the base Tower! Simulator 3 title. The add-on introduces Singapore Changi Airport into the simulator, bringing one of the world’s most prominent and complex international hubs to players. As with other airports in the series, it requires the core game and is aimed at players seeking a demanding air traffic control environment with heavy traffic volumes and varied operations.

The DLC focuses on recreating Changi’s extensive airfield layout, including its multiple runways, dense taxiway system and large apron areas serving a wide mix of regional, long-haul and cargo traffic. Players are tasked with managing high-frequency arrivals and departures across different aircraft types, reflecting Singapore’s role as a global aviation crossroads. Adjustable options for traffic density, weather and time of day allow sessions to range from quieter periods to intense peak-hour operations, giving the airport broad replay value.

Promotion of the WSSS Airport DLC followed the established Tower! Simulator 3 approach, relying mainly on official announcements and visibility within the simulator’s existing community channels. The developer highlighted the airport’s global importance and operational complexity through store descriptions and social media posts around launch. Rather than a large external marketing campaign, promotion was focused on engaging existing fans of the simulator who are familiar with previous airport releases.

As the DLC was released only recently, there has not yet been time for a significant number of Steam user reviews to build up. Early reception has therefore been reflected more through forum discussions and community feedback, where players have generally welcomed the addition of such a busy and internationally recognisable airport. Initial reactions have highlighted the challenge of managing Changi’s traffic levels and the satisfaction of handling complex flows, suggesting a positive early response from the Tower! Simulator 3 community.