New Games: CITYSTATE II (PC) - City Builder With Political Customization and Realistic Economics

Video Game Description: Build the cities of a new Nation and bring about your vision of the ideal society. Citystate II is a modern city-builder featuring political customization and realistic economics with a focus on macro management.

Genre: Simulation, Strategy, City Builder

Publisher: Andy Sztark

Developer: Andy Sztark

Rating: N/A

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Citystate II goes back to the origins of what made city builders such as SimCity 4 captivating and demanding by offering realistic urban simulation systems centered on civic and economic matters. Special attention was given to freedom of play, this is an old-school sandbox game with no limitations nor goals. And you can play with or without politics.
This game contains economic slang, a bunch of statistics and depicts political ideologies in an arbitrary and subjective way. Citystate II is intended for mature audiences.
More than 220 unique buildings (including real-scale skyscrapers), 8 road types, railways and subways.
Power and water management. Schools, hospitals, fire and police stations.
Large city maps (320x320 tiles), with up to 64 buildable cities per Nation.
Flag creator and mod-ready maps.
Unemployment, income distribution and social ladder.
Money printing, inflation rate and corruption.
Immigration policies, to precisely control the speed of the population’s growth.
51 policies offering a total of 204 distinct options to choose from representing all sides of the political spectrum.
Policy creator, to edit and enact custom laws.
Religion, birth rates and political affiliations.
Riots, fires, plane crashes, organized crime.
Slums and urban decay.
Bankruptcy.