Atmocity

There is much to say about this game and I can wholeheartedly advise people to give it a try for multiple reasons. All in all I would say its more than worth for this price which I find quite cheap for a game such as this which has much more depth than one might think.It is a nice citybuilding game. As ususal there is good and bad things. [u] [b] Good: [/b] [/u] [list] [*] [b] The setting [/b] is great and unique and fun to play with. [*] [b] The design [/b] is simple and yet great to look at. [*] [b] The economic simulation [/b] is far more complex than what it first appears and it provides a very good challenge while building up the city. May it be various policies, inflation, wages, growth everything is connected and is most satisfying to make a city prosper through economic crashes and let it grow. Prices for goods on the global market change too, adding a lot of realism. Trade, Conglomerates.. I could just carry on with more and more! [*] [b] Policies [/b] are most diverse and push your city to a certain ideological direction. From libertarian to communist to super capitalist one can shape the politics of their city to their liking and the developer is adding more in that…

Very fun and interesting game to play it still needs some work but so far its very fun to play :)

Overall, I do think it is an interesting concept and cool twist on a city-builder, Atmocity also boasts impressively complex systems for politics, economy and production. Also, the graphics, where rather simplistic, is rather appealing. My main gripe with this product is the very finicky, and the sensitive controls that makes moving infuriating and going to specific areas is near impossible, which makes it hard to near impossible to play. However, again, I do find this concept interesting and I am interested in seeing where this game goes and hope the controls will improve so it is easier to play.

Doesn't have a(n acceptable) tutorial. There's a 100 buttons and I don't know where to start, nor do I have an inclination to spend the time to figure out whether this game is any good. Shame, bcoz it looks quite neat. Probably worth revisiting when there's a proper tutorial in place, not just a wall of text (and pictures, to be fair), IF you happen to guess the button that needs clicking to find that out. Not very intuitive UI. Good luck to the devs, I hope to revisit this title when a proper tutorial makes it playable. At present time, I bounced right off the wall of complexity.

What a brilliant and fun game, you have the ability to build in all 6 directions without gravity holding you back. All of the buildings are beautifully designed and futuristic, with more things being added as the game continues to develop. To add a layer of depth to the game its more than just building zones for residents, commerce and industry you also get to manage the resources necessary to allow the buildings to grow via demand of certain products that you can choose manufacture in your city or buy on the in game market. I found this game when I was looking for a new city builder and even though its early access its very playable and the developer is very active in new content and bug squishing, I have really enjoyed this game since I purchased it, you have so many options for creative building at your disposal

It's not bad, but there are a few things that I can hope that the developer will change in the future. The biggest, to me, are the extremely small text size (it's unreadable from anything over 6" away from the screen. and the font is fuzzy), cluttered menu (Not everything needs to be laid bare in a context group), small UI elements (icons are very busy, without much else, this also ties into the font issue), too many functions being assigned to one button (Middle mouse handles zoom, rotation, and height currently), and an almost invisible main and pause menu. That aside, I've been having some fun digging into the menus and playing around with the various city aspects, even laughing at the fact that the winery doesn't want storage anywhere near it (Where do you expect to keep your product, my dude?). If you're looking for something like Sim City, this isn't it. But it does show immense promise to be something even better with time.