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Which they aren't going to build anything since they have access to everything if you build it right but may have several unemployeed sad people or several homeless not only due to a lack of space to continue. then this cuts down on the residents needing anything in the area but job. And if you increase #3# the employeess at schools and police depts. and if you are a good builder then you only hurt yourself in the long run if everyone has access to businesses and government bldgs then there are no more jobs to be had, since the businessess are built by the residents on demand or need. After that, the game requires you make everyone happy, that is impossilbe it seems since they keep coming and are homless and jobless.no more space to place bldgs. And No multi family homes, either.ДЄlso, once you reach 200 residents they aren't capped off. Some have families as big as five or six but not many. I found it lacking on many levels, worth the very cheap price the other day just to try to get to 200 residents but by that time you have run out of room since most houses only house 1 or two people. If you build a house say between two others it may not have access to one of the businesses since they only accomidate the three closest ones.ДЇlowers and shrubs aren't unlockable until late in the game and since you have already placed roads for your houses there isn't any place to plop down decorations unless you start erasing houses and streets to accomidate these new features then there will be the having to erase and rebuild the businesses again. This would have been better to have 'improved' these buildings as time went on and you gained expertise and they only accomidate 3 houses whether that is vertical or horizonal in position near them.only three.ДЄgain this takes up a huge amount of space. Unlike the municipal buildings like the town hall, or the schools, the businesses also only hire one person or no more than 2.waitress/cook etc. It would have been better to hire more on the farms. The goal is to grow your town to 200 people but with a farm only feeding ten of them and only one employee you can imagine how much space is used up by farms every ten people in the town. Also, the farms are huge and only employee one person and only feed ten. you have very limited map space so this takes up more room.

One, you can't turn the lots they only face one direction, unlike most city builder games where you can turn lots facing the roads etc.ДЄlso, many houses are only filled with one or two residents that never marry etc. I found this game to need many improvements. this might be fun to expand the town, and of course bought it once it was a deep discount sale.

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Not At All A City Builder Replica I tried the trial game and thought o.k. And we all know how much we 'love' taxing. As it is a casual game from Gogii Games, the demands on your system won't be as taxing, either. This is a game one could easily get lost in for hours, as many of us have in the SimCity or Sierra City Builder games of the 90s and 00s. The happier your peeps are on Election Day, the better your chances are at winning against your computer opponent. You'll have new goals to reach when old ones fall off, and there are even elections. Without peeps to pay taxes and work in the business and city offices, happiness drops, and make sure to remember to have enough farms operating to feed everyone, or your town will fold. When this happens, peeps leave, and revenues drop. Don't build too fast, our you will run out of money, and your happy meter will drop. Some people with jobs need housing, and vise versa. We can't try to build too fast, but we do have the option to speed up or slow down our city clock, and the more happy people we have, the more revenue we receive from them to add new places, like theaters and other diversions, and unlike our present society, you can actually find out what people need by clicking on them, or on their houses. Many government officials could learn a few things from playing this simple little game, and maybe they might even have fun, too. This is the main object of the game, keeping the citizens happy. We start out by building a tiny hamlet, adding housing, farms, small businesses, city services, and beautification to keep our residents happy. Addictive City Builder This is a very laid back, Key West-style laid back, variation of SimCity, but I found that HappyVille: Quest for Utopia was far more enjoyable than the Maxis game.