MEGACITY

MEGACITY

Luke Wood · June 28, 2026 · Casual, Simulation, Strategy, 4X, City Builder

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MEGACITY price by region

MEGACITY costs £0.87 in the United Kingdom, €0.99 in Europe (EUR), zł5.47 in Poland, $6.29 in Georgia (USD), $9.99 in the United States, CA$11.99 in Canada, A$13.95 in Australia, NZ$15.75 in New Zealand and R$37.49 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest MEGACITY offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £0.87 −90% £9.09 £0.87 2
Europe (EUR) €0.99 −90% €10.25 €0.99 2
Poland zł5.47 −87% zł42.49 zł5.47 2
Georgia (USD) $6.29 $6.29 — 1
United Statesyour region $9.99 $9.99 — 1
Canada CA$11.99 CA$11.99 — 1
Australia A$13.95 A$13.95 — 1
New Zealand NZ$15.75 NZ$15.75 — 1
Brazil R$37.49 R$37.49 — 1

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About MEGACITY

The world ended. You are the Commander of a megacity housing nearly one million people in hundreds of districts of crumbling concrete, humming reactors, and questionable plumbing. You didn't build this city, you inherited it. Half the infrastructure predates the collapse, two factions want you dead, one wants to worship you, and someone in Sector 7 has declared their hab-block an independent nation. You are part mayor, part warlord, part bureaucrat. The only thing standing between civilisation and total urban meltdown. You are not paid enough for this. This is not a city builder. The city already exists. Your job is to stop it from killing itself. WHAT YOU'RE GETTING INTO MEGACITY is a dystopian idle/strategy management simulation with the depth of a spreadsheet and the soul of a 2000AD comic.  You govern through edicts, policies, espionage, diplomacy, military force, and the occasional act of bureaucratic desperation. Resources, crime, factions, weather, morale, trade, corruption — all simulated. Plus the persistent rumour that the rats have organised. Deeply systemic, darkly funny, and will ruin your evening in the best possible way. THE CITY: 300 + districts — administrative sectors, industrial zones, slums, reactors, water treatment, and hab-blocks described as "affordable, functional, and only slightly depressing" ~1,000,000+ citizens — workers, elites, criminals, mutants, clones, and a statistical minority who are genuinely happy. Resources — Credits, Food, Water, Power, Steel, Goods, Fuel, Medical Supplies, Ammunition. If any hit zero, something terrible happens. If several hit zero simultaneously, something cinematic happens.FACTIONS: 10 rival factions (plus 2 hidden), each with leaders, intelligence dossiers, and opinions about how you're doing (badly, mostly): The Authority — order through overwhelming force and reduced sentencing MegaCorp Syndicate — corporate oligarchs who view your budget as a suggestion The Eternal Flame — nuclear-worshippers who consider safety protocols blasphemy Mutant Collective — the irradiated underclass demanding equal rights. Plus underground geneticists, wasteland warlords, tech-zealots, and more And 13 external megacities and nations — from the gleaming fortress of Nova Pacifica to the Iron Khanate's nomad empire to Mega-Habana's neon-soaked Caribbean coast. Trade. Spy, destabilise.CRIME & ENFORCEMENT: 200 crime types across 16 categories — violent, financial, narcotics, cybernetic, genetic, biosphere, and crimes so new the legal system hasn't named them yet. 60 named gangs with full intelligence dossiers — history, ideology, territory, rumours. The Neon Reapers are bruisers. The Church of the Machine believes flesh is sin. The Memory Merchants will sell you someone else's childhood. Deploy soldiers, enforcers, and riot mechs. Or don't and see what happens. RESEARCH & INDUSTRY:  550+ technologies across 31 categories and 5 tiers — from power grid maintenance to orbital weapons platforms, plus a dedicated Statecraft & Shadow Ops tree 840+ tradeable commodities on a dynamic supply-and-demand market with regional scarcity 257+ contracts across 32 categories with 165+ supply chain recipes 100 licensed corporations across 10 sectors — MegaBuild Corp: "Fastest builds in the sector. Don't ask how. The cracks are cosmetic. Mostly." 303 weapons & ordnance — sidearms to nuclear warheads, with deterrence vs. maintenance trade-offs.YOU'RE THE COMMANDER. You aren't just a cursor. You're a character with stats, skills, and a growing list of regrets. 5 attributes — Authority, Intelligence, Charisma, Combat, Endurance 12 skills — Leadership, Tactics, Diplomacy, Black Ops, and more Perks every 5 levels across Command, Warfare, Economics, Administration, Espionage Dynamic titles — City Commander → District Warden → War Sovereign → Apex Commander → Eternal Marshal 112 cybernetic implants across 6 body regions, up to the experimental Transcendence Core Reputation tracked across 5 axes — Mercy, Fear, Transparency, Populism, Stability. The city remembers.YOUR PEOPLE: Bodyguard Retinue — recruit up to 8 elite operatives across 5 classes. They level up, hold opinions, and run 15 companion missions with stat-based outcomes. Injuries happen. Loyalty shifts. The occasional spectacular failure is educational. Inner Circle — 8 advisory roles with unique perk trees and a whisper feed that alerts you to threats, opportunities, and personal grievances. Listen. Or don't. Officers — 142 positions across 11 departments, with traits like Efficient, Corrupt, Strategist, Populist. Competence matters. Loyalty matters more. Corruption festers quietly until it doesn't. MILITARY: Form squads from 12 troop classes, promote through 6 tiers (Recruit → Champion), hire captains with 8 traits (Disciplinarian, Tactician, Berserker, Inspiring, Cunning, Ironwall, Ruthless, Mentor), and unlock squad synergies like Combined Arms and Medic Corps. 4 specialisation paths. Lifetime kill tracking for every squad. FAITH & THE LEADER CULT: 6+ street faiths drift through the city's 300+ districts, each pulling at loyalty, crime, corruption, and unrest in different ways: The Ancestor Cult — bloodlines, memory, and grudges that outlive their owners The Machine Choir — the holy hum of the reactors and the gospel of well-oiled gears. The Eternal Flame — nuclear theologians who consider safety regulations a personal insult For each faith you can Sponsor, Tolerate, or Suppress — every choice carries a passive trade-off. Watch the composition bar shift, tick by tick, as propaganda, suppression, and the occasional miracle drag districts toward one belief or another. When a faith dominates the city, you can declare yourself its Leader. Gain loyalty floors, propaganda multipliers, and an extra edict slot — but inherit corruption, unrest, faction blowback, schisms, heresies, and the occasional assassin. Renounce the cult later if it costs you more than it pays. Or stay secular forever. Faith is opt-in. The consequences are not. THE WASTELAND: Beyond the walls: irradiated wastes, toxic rivers, overgrown ruins, and people who chose to live out there on purpose. 30 exploitable resource nodes — scrap, fuel, minerals, water, bio-specimens, tech salvage 15+ townships with unique trade specialisations.Raider gangs with lore, ideology, and questionable life choices Wasteland expeditions with risk-reward mechanics.EVENTS:  2000+ events and 745 multi-stage event chains with branching consequences: Wasteland caravans at the gates — trade or turn them away? Rogue AI loose in the data networks — hunt it, contain it, or recruit it? A conspiracy theorist who was right about everything — hire him or silence him? Actual coffee discovered in the wasteland — strict rationing or public auction? A vending machine has achieved sentience and is demanding workers' rights The pigeons have returned. They remember everything An accidental utopia formed in Sector 9. It's making the other sectors look bad Most consequences are bad. Some are funny. A few are both. THE NEWS NEVER STOPS: A relentless ticker of 350+ satirical headlines: "SECTOR 12 INTRODUCES DEMOCRACY — FIRST VOTE: ABOLISH DEMOCRACY — MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY" "THERAPY BOT ACHIEVES SENTIENCE — IMMEDIATELY REQUESTS THERAPY" "MANDATORY FUN DAY CANCELLED DUE TO INSUFFICIENT ENTHUSIASM — PARTICIPANTS FINED" "WEATHER SATELLITE REPORTS SUNNY SKIES — SATELLITE LAST CALIBRATED 40 YEARS AGO".MANAGEMENT IN DEPTH: 100 spy operations across 17 categories — recon, sabotage, assassination, propaganda, cyber ops, ultra black ops 77 edicts and 260 policies — from sensible governance to authoritarian overreach your advisors will politely suggest you reconsider 80 software upgrades for city systems — even dystopian infrastructure needs patches 40+ weather types across seasons, affecting economy, morale, crime, and disease 16+ mega-projects that take months and reshape the skyline Space Command — orbital operations and satellite infrastructure Prestige & Legacy — rebirth system with 7 legacy bonuses 400+ achievements across 15 categories — rewards for competence, catastrophe, and creative negligence. 42 collectible lore entries across 8 categories and 4 rarity tiers.IDLE-FRIENDLY: The simulation ticks while you're away — default 5 minutes per tick, configurable from 1 to 60 — with full offline catch-up. Auto-save, six labelled save slots with one-tap backup/restore, no internet required. Offline simulation depth — pick LITE, STANDARD, or DEEP per profile. The resume estimate next to each option uses your device's measured tick cost so you know exactly what you're trading. Steam Cloud — saves and commander profiles both sync across devices. Start on the desktop, finish on the Steam Deck. Player portraits — 8 sex-filtered commander portraits, swappable any time from the profile menu. Your city will be fine. Your city will not be fine. But it will have progressed. CRAFTED, NOT GENERATED Every event, headline, gang dossier, and faction leader's neuroses — handwritten by one developer inspired by Warsim: The Realm of Aslona, the dark absurdity of 2000AD comics, and the firm belief that management games should make you laugh while everything you've built catches fire. Free to play. No microtransactions. No pay-to-win. No loot boxes. No battle passes. Just a city that needs running and a Commander who signed up for this. The world ended. The paperwork didn't.KEY FEATURES:Dystopian idle/strategy city management.300+ districts, ~1,000,000+ citizens.10 factions (+2 hidden) and 13 external megacities/nations.520+ technologies, 836 commodities, 303 weapons.2000+ events and 745 event chains.53 named gangs, 134 crime types.257+ contracts, 100 corporations.350+ news headlines.12 troop classes with squad synergies.6+ street faiths with optional Leader Cult path (or stay secular).5-class bodyguard retinue with 15 missions.8 inner circle advisors, 142 officer positions.Commander progression: 5 attributes, 12 skills, perks, traits.112 cybernetic implants across 6 body regions.100 spy ops, 77 edicts, 260 policies.Seasons, weather, space command, mega-projects.400+ achievements, 42 collectible lore entries.Prestige/legacy rebirth system.Idle-friendly with configurable offline simulation depth (Lite/Standard/Deep).Steam Cloud syncs both saves and commander profiles across devices.Free to play, no microtransactions.Solo-developed.UNDER REGULAR DEVELOPMENT

MEGACITY — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Aug 27, 2026
As wide as an ocean but as deep as a puddle. Definitely made with AI, the question is how deep does it go - is the game design itself generative? Lots of broken or meaningless systems, the difficulty is non-existent and quickly turns into pumping 5-6 types of buildings (out of like 500) on repeat to build cash which you ultimately do nothing with.
6 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 21, 2026
I like this game, it's a kind of games I want to see more. Maybe there will be some day a fantasy kingdom sim with this deep detail. I like a lot of tabs and possibilities. There were minor problems at my first review but they were mostly fixed later. The game is in active development. I've played for 15 hours and have just solved the starting crises on easy difficulty. I had to go through all the dozens of menus to find a way to get credits. If I didn't do that I'd be still in a crisis because basic tax revenue is very low. Now is the time to grow and it seems there are many ways to do that.
6 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 1, 2026
I'm actually loving this game! I can never get enough of dystopia, in fiction anyway. It's a little clanky but that is how it goes sometimes with early access and takes a while to get your head around it and figure out how things work. I can definately see what they are trying to go for. I'm pleased to see the ai slop is being removed, seemed unnecessary anyway. The game is regularly updated and I'm kind of hooked right now and excited to see where it goes. I'll be watching closely.
5 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 19, 2026
As a fan of 2000 AD comics, I love the megacity setting, dark satire, and constant chaos. You can expand the city, manage resources and districts, pass policies, develop military forces, explore the wasteland, and deal with factions and crises. I also appreciate how regularly the game is updated and improved. Removing the AI-generated prose was a great decision. There’s still room for improvement, but I genuinely like where this is going. Watching the game grow has become part of the experience, and each update gives me another reason to come back. After more than 100+ hours, I’m excited to see what it becomes and the world now feels more deliberate and cohesive. I really like where the game is going and keep finding reasons to come back. I’m excited to see what it becomes.
4 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 18, 2026
I like this game. The updates are being pushed, the AI content is being removed, and it scratches that very strange autistic itch of extremely overwhelming micromanagement and hierarchies. Needs: - Dark/Night Mode; really hard to play this at night lol - Font size changing because you cannot play this on a 2K/4K monitor, needs to be able to have bigger fonts Wants: - Changing the top-stats scrolling ticker into stats that can just be viewed on the main city screen, or are static icons on the top bar, next to other things like credits and food. The scrolling bar gets distracting and cant be turned off. - Clearer explanation of hierarchy/ranks between some menus. - - For example, the military "supreme command" is titled "defense high commander" in the Officers tab. - - For example, it's hard to understand what rank promotes/demotes to what superior/subordinate rank. - Better capacity information on the build menu. For example, the housing menu shows excellent data for housing info. Other build sections like food/water/energy/health could use similar info displays. -- Looking forward to see where this goes. It's pretty cool and the scale is hard to wrap one's head around.
3 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 29, 2026
The more AI junk is removed and the systems are properly interlinked to become a meaningful web instead of an incoherent mess that doesn't affect anything, the closer this becomes to being an absolute gem.
2 found this helpful

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