It's an okay game, but it lagged horrifically once I had a decent sized city.
Wasn't this the game where the only way to win was by setting up a massive oil industry?
I like this game a lot. However, I got the previous version, and I'm trying to find out from Steam Support whether the 50% loyalty bonus from owning the first one applies to the second game during this sale.
I'll gladly get it for $5, if I can. Supposedly the 2011 version fixes some of the memory leaks and re-enables all the content that used to be MMO-only, so it performs a lot better.
It's a pretty decent game. The best part about it though is the soundtrack.
[QUOTE=MasterG;30161988]Is this worth £7.50 (About 12 dollars) guys?[/QUOTE]
It depends what you're looking for. If it's a SimCity4 clone, then no.
It's a unique game that's sort of based upon a management system and keep a city flowing. More SimCity 2000 / 3000 without all the annoying advisors and whatsnot. It's really though for it to go tits up in that game.
Didn't Cities XL (not 2011) have a sale like a week ago.
I've heard this had little strategy in it.
Does it?
[QUOTE=Sumap;30165172]I've heard this had little strategy in it.
Does it?[/QUOTE]
In terms of sheparding people around, yep.
Fucking traffic problems.
[QUOTE=Second-gear-of-mgear;30174294]Fucking traffic problems.[/QUOTE]
It's still not as bad as some other city sims out there, just build loads of underground highways and bus routes.
I really hope they release the metro DLC before they go bankrupt again.
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