Volume 15: Shape City Life with the Latest Service Drop

A few weeks ago we revealed one of the biggest announcements in Upland history: Residents officially arrive this Harvest Season! For the first time, residents will be able to move in, settle down, and start living in the cities you’ve helped build!

Adding even more momentum, October will also bring the ability to sell properties with map assets, ornaments, and vehicles directly on them. This long-requested feature opens up new layers of value and strategy for every property owner.

Looking further ahead is the Construction Hub, a brand-new marketplace coming to Upland that will enable players to build structures that others might not have access to. This innovative system will expand opportunities for collaboration, trade, and growth across Upland.

With all these developments converging, Volume 15 is your chance to lay the foundation for a resident-driven Upland.

New Service Structures

This week’s Volume 15 drop features a fresh lineup of limited-time Service Structures designed to give your neighborhoods even more personality and utility.

Starts: Wednesday, October 22nd at 9 AM PT
Ends: Saturday, October 25th at 9 AM PT
Eligibility: Uplander status and above no registration needed!

Newspaper Stand

Stay informed, stay connected. This local news hub adds charm to your streets and keeps residents up to date with the latest from around Upland. (Entertainement, .35 Service Unit)

Price: $1.99

Recycling Center

Clean streets, green future. A cornerstone of sustainability, this essential facility helps Uppies do their part and keeps your city eco-friendly. (Public Service, 22 Service Units)

Price: $6.99

Science Museum

Inspire curiosity and spark innovation. This interactive museum is a cultural landmark where Uppies can explore the wonders of science and technology. (Entertainment, 42 Service Units)

Price: $9.99

With Residents set to arrive this Harvest Season, and the Construction Hub just around the corner, Upland is entering a bold new era of growth.

These new service buildings don’t just decorate your neighborhoods; they define them. Whether it’s a quick read at the Newspaper Stand, a thoughtful stroll through the Science Museum, or making an eco-friendly stop at the Recycling Center, every addition helps bring your city to life.

Start building the places where your future residents will live, learn, and thrive!