Reach the Top of the Tower

Identify the Main Vertical Pathway

The tower has a primary route leading upward, though it's not always obvious. Look for:

• Stairwells or ramp structures, even if partially destroyed
• Elevator shafts with climbable interior walls or beams
• Aligned openings in floors that suggest an intended upward path

This main route is usually more stable than side passages, though still challenging.

Overcome Vertical Obstacles

As you climb higher:

• Broken stairs may require jumping between sections—test each step first
• Collapsed elevator shafts can be navigated by jumping between walls or using scaffolding
• Narrow vertical passages demand careful footwork and crouching
• Upper floors may have weaker structural integrity, so move cautiously

Prepare for the Final Ascent

The highest levels are often the most dangerous. Bring full supplies and take breaks at stable landing zones. The view from the top reveals the full scope of the ruined structure and surrounding landscape. Once you reach the summit, you'll have conquered the tower's greatest challenge.