City 20
Untold Games · 2024 · Survival, Open World, Crafting, Sandbox, Simulation
PC
Mostly Positive72% · 190
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About City 20
A city left to die
City 20 was a closed city, a place that didn't exist on any map. Behind its walls, scientists pushed the boundaries of nuclear physics and quantum mechanics. Then, something went wrong.Sealed within their own nightmare and in a world now devoid of rules, the survivors gave rise to a new, brutal ecosystem divided into factions.
You find yourself in this ruthless reality alone and empty-handed. How far will you go to survive?
Survive, scavenge, craft
Obtain food by farming, hunting, or interacting with NPCs.Scavenge for materials and salvageable components. Disassemble objects to recover parts to craft equipment.
Purchase properties and furnish them with appliances and workbenches to produce advanced items.
Restore the electrical grid to bring power back to abandoned buildings and unlock new areas. Endure lethal nuclear radiation as you try to carve out your place in the city.
A living world that doesn’t wait for you
All NPCs follow dynamic routines. They work, eat, rest, and react to a changing world.Every interaction you have with them carries weight, influencing your relationships and unlocking new possibilities.
Learn about the factions, their organization, and their identity. Each pursues long-term goals that you can alter with your decisions.
Earn their trust to unlock restricted areas, crafting stations, and supplies, or defy them and face the consequences.
No path is already written. Your actions shape the future of those around you, deciding who thrives and who falls.
Something stirs in City 20
Not everything in City 20 can be explained by science. Strange creatures roam the city's ruined buildings - a phenomenon never seen before - and no one knows where they came from.You can fight them, but understanding what they are and why they appeared might be the real challenge.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players praise this survival game for its unique vision, freedom, and lack of hand-holding that creates a genuine challenge, with many appreciating the mysterious atmosphere and ongoing developer support. However, common complaints center on poorly implemented combat mechanics, excessively harsh tool durability that breaks items after only a few uses, and frustrating enemy spawning that can occur even in supposedly safe areas, making the experience feel unfair rather than challenging in a satisfying way.
Very interesting game. Different, but ideal for those who like a survival challenge. Would recommend getting a home as early as possible and then make a stove as food is difficult early game.1 found this helpful
Love this game. They are still fine tuning and getting systems in place but this is the exact type of game i love!1 found this helpful
I see the vision. I respect the vision. At the time of this review, I recommend a wishlist over a purchase. I love the freedom, I love that there is no handholding, I love having to interact with the game world to figure everything out. Combat is bad, not in a 'your character is bad at combat' way, it's a 'combat in this game is bad' way. I understand that it isn't the main point of the game but it needs to at least be serviceable. Enemies spawning next to me while I sleep in a lit area is pretty obnoxious too. Tool durability is honestly terrible. It makes breath of the wild seem generous. I figured at first it was only scrap weapons and tools, but even the best tools and weapons break with only a few uses. To it's credit, items like hatchets and hammers just need a new handle, but that still requires a trip back to a bench. I can not stress enough how detrimental this is to the overall enjoyment to the game. Quadruple it at least. Building system is...there. The grid layout is not great, and you will never be able to build how you want. I do enjoy that you have to buy houses and can't just plop down a megaplex day one with some spit and tape. Would really benefit from allowi…1 found this helpful
Actually a great game. Best part is that you don't know what is going on.
Nice idea , Cool Graphics , Cool Story
I like it. For me tit seems like a mix of Kenshi (open world and nobody giving a damn about you) and AtomRPG (vibes). The game have a lot of sharp edges still, but devs are working on it and answering players.
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