Technicity

The building is fun and the city building aspect from a first person view is bold and a great idea. However it is poorly executed and feels lifeless. On top of that it's abandonned. Do not buy.

This is a garbage city painter, it's not what this company is claiming it to be.

As with Pathea's Planet Explorers, Technicity had one interesting idea in an empty void of monotony. You can make furniture (objects) using essentially a large voxel build area. You can then combine things together to make something else, like a custom door or window. Structures are made to help citizens and city growth, but it's absolutely not SimCity or Skylines, or even Minecraft. You can make stuff but that's all there is to do. There are vehicles to unlock but they all drive the same, across grass and street. Just look at the preview video - the entire game is a block-builder. No city stats or taxes, no finances or company to run, no urgency or reason to care for any NPC. You play for a bit then forget about it. It's a sandbox with 1 unique mechanic. I want to enjoy Technicity, but I already have Minecraft with numerout free mods, like Create.

I don't care about the lack of content like many others do, I just want to build ♥♥♥♥, but the game is so unstable I can't even do that without massive framerate drops and random crashes

add tanks to the game and a rebuild button for buildings which makes everything that got mined or destroyed reappear and tanks having explosions and add tornadoes to the game because destruction is my favorite i recommend this game needs alot of upgrades and as the game grows pls can you add a new thing to it which is a difficulty selector which adds new stuff options i want to add: disasters happen often, no disasters, zombie apocalypse, fast building, all, so comment on this review if you like it any amount i am hoping 90% of you recommend all this

Try the demo at least. It's gud to me