Nearly 200 buildings, landmarks and decorations for city beautification.Over 500 uplifting quests to tackle as you grow and enhance your city.Take your city to towering new heights! Construct well-designed Apartment Towers, an Eco Skyscraper, an Airport, a Stadium, a Casino, a Hangar, an Ice Castle and even a Shuttle Launch Pad.Reward your happy, responsible citizens by organizing truly spectacular public events for them!.Make your city greener and healthier by recycling garbage, planting trees, upgrading buildings and adding hospitals and fire stations.Set up a mass transit system to transport your city dwellers to parks, cinemas, stadiums and more.Manufacture a variety of retail goods and deliver them to your sleek and enticing shopping malls.Build dwellings and industrial buildings.
#Games virtual city series
Fans of the Build-a-lot series will probably enjoy this game, though trying out the demo beforehand is always a good idea.Build the city of your dreams… and then run it in Virtual City® Playground: Building Tycoon! The game isn’t as complex as SimCity by any means, but it’s still a nice, dumbed down version that can fill your entire afternoon if you aren’t careful. The early missions don’t take that long to beat, maybe a minute or two…but later on you’ll be spending about five minutes (or longer) trying to manage everything that the game throws at you. I enjoyed my time with Virtual City…I sometimes ignored the time limit and just built what I wanted to and other times I raced to beat my previous best time. You’ll also contend with things like fire and health emergencies as they arise.
Likewise, not addressing eyesore buildings and letting your city rot with garbage will cause your satisfaction rating to plummet. Building parks or busses nearby (you’ll need to set the routes for bus stops) will increase overall satisfaction.
#Games virtual city upgrade
Good luck trying to keep track of it all, especially if you have ADD.įrom a residential standpoint, you can build houses or upgrade them to increase your city’s population. You’ll often have many trucks going at once just to move raw materials to the factory, then from the factory to the store. As the game progresses, you’ll often have to create finished goods by creating the raw materials for them first…and of course…one truck per route to move things back and forth. Some missions task you with raising the population, while others task you with transporting goods from one building to another. What will you be doing in Virtual City? Well, running a city, mainly…but each mission’s goals are a tad different. I occasionally upgraded them as I needed to, but I did that through the vehicle listing tabs along the bottom of the screen. I personally stopped keeping track of vehicles…I built them, set their route, and forgot about them.
Towards the later episodes, you’ll be creating so many trucks, busses, dumpsters (garbage trucks)…to the point where your eyes will be darting around the screen trying to keep track of what is going on. I’m surprised that they didn’t call this game, “Director of Transportation Simulator” or something to that effect. What made this game stand apart from every city time management game out there? Mainly, it’s how many vehicles you’ll be creating and setting routes for.
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