Epic City Builder 4

Epic City Builder 4 is an expansive indie city-building and nation-management simulator developed and published by Andrew Rowe that aims far beyond the traditional boundaries of the genre. Instead of asking players to perfect a single metropolis, the game challenges them to oversee an entire country made up of multiple cities, towns, and regions, all interconnected through economics, infrastructure, and policy. From the very beginning, it is clear that Epic City Builder 4 is driven by ambition, seeking to blend classic city construction with broader systems such as national governance, trade, and diplomacy. Gameplay begins on procedurally generated maps that encourage organic development rather than rigid layouts. You start with a small settlement and gradually expand outward, zoning residential, industrial, and commercial areas while providing essential services like power, water, healthcare, and education. These familiar city-building elements are layered with more complex systems that operate at a national level, including taxation policies, laws, and large-scale economic planning. Decisions made at the top can have far-reaching consequences, influencing everything from citizen…

Not too shabby of a game. Graphics are weak, but it's not too bad otherwise

All of the other reviews are correct. Saying anything more would be a waste of my time. Would not recommend.

Good game, just started it and enjoying it so far.

Playable, bugged, unoptimized, repetitive

Andrew is a great DEV and this a great game reminds me a lot of Simcity. I did received this game free however it was a replacement for the previous game that Andrew had developed which had a bug which meant it was unplayable. And Andrew Replaced it not something i was expecting and this what makes Andrew a great Dev who will go the extra mile to look after gamers.