New Games: SILICON CITY (PC) - City Building - Early Access

Video Game Description: Retro city building is back! As mayor, build your city block by block. Manage your citizens (silizens) with the help of deep statistics and analytics and get re-elected!

Genre: Simulation, Strategy, City Building

Publisher: Polycorne

Developer: Polycorne

Rating: N/A

"The Entertainment Factor is supported by its audience. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission."

Find out more about this video game after the jump.

Click the links below to jump directly
to the selected section:

Game Editions (Purchasing Links)

Game Features

System Requirements

Trailers and Videos

Screenshots

GAME EDITIONS (Purchasing Links)

JUMP BACK TO TOP

PC - Steam

GAME FEATURES

JUMP BACK TO TOP

Silicon City is a tribute to the good ol’ city builders from the 90’s. It revisits classic game mechanics such as grid-based playground with procedural development, different types of construction (residential area, public service building, shops and offices, parks and cultural areas) the organization of road traffic and managing the evolution of citizens.
As the newly-elected mayor, you’ll start from scratch. Transform an empty piece of land into a concrete jungle, welcoming thousands of citizens. Build residential areas for future electors to move in. Provide them with electricity, entertainment and jobs. Monitor their financial situation to tweak and polish your urban layout.
You must be re-elected! Citizens are counting on you. They will spend their days between work, entertainment and social activities. Provide them a variety of schools and jobs to help them to boost their skills. Meet their demands to grow your followers for the next elections.
Get ready to face your worst enemy: traffic jams. Thanks to our own specific technology, you’ll get a better understanding of how to optimize the navigation of your citizens. It’s essential to prevent them from losing their jobs, because they have been trapped in the morning rush hour, and on top of that it will cause less pollution. Also, don’t let them drive for hours to get basic groceries. They’ll be grateful.