

Omicrocity 2
Omwekiatl · 2025 · Simulation, City Builder, Procedural Generation, Base Building, God Game
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About Omicrocity 2
This relaxing idle city builder lets you create the city of your dreams, with a cartoonish touch focused on the interaction of its inhabitants, making your city feel truly alive. Perfect if you’re tired of static, gray, hyper-realistic megapolis.Like in other games of the genre, you can construct buildings and roads, always keeping in mind that money is your main limiting resource.As a good mayor, you must provide for your citizens needs: food, health, energy, security, goods, and sanitation.At the beginning, you’ll only have a handful of houses. Progress will unlock more buildings, collectible characters, and achievements that add challenges, collect them all and you’ll earn a special reward.Beyond internal chaos, your city will also face strange and chaotic events: aliens, robberies, epidemics, zombies, and much more. Prepare your city to withstand them!
Features
- 4 biomes: plains, desert, snowy, and rocky.
- 56 unlockable buildings to discover.
- 5 resources: money, energy, food, minerals, and goods (import/export).
- 84 collectible characters with unique behaviors.
- 4 socioeconomic classes: poor, middle, burgher, and rich.
- 13 citizen types (the game distinguishes between citizens and workers).
- 20 special and bizarre events, including zombies.
- 9 flying machines to connect your city to the world.
- 8 deities/religions to choose from.
- 7 scientific researches with varied effects.
- 8 political alignments that influence social dynamics.
- 6 protests: food, goods, energy, health, security, and sanitation.
- 7 massive events where citizens gather in crowds.
- 9 unlockable cheats to play in god mode.
- 30 achievements that challenge you and unlock cheats.
- 24 slots on the world map to save your games.
- 4 music stations/genres: rock, pop, latin, jazz.
- 4 animals, reforesting forests, rain, and hurricanes.
- 4 diseases, hunger, socialization, violence, and reproduction.
- 4 types of criminals: thief, psychopath, terrorist, and mafioso.
- 3 life stages: childhood, adulthood, and old age.
- 1 urban transport system and roads as grid-based graphs.
- 6 automatic camera modes for relaxed city viewing.
- Various administrative actions, like commanding workers.
- Daily and yearly graphs to view diverse statistics.
- Save screenshots of your whole city or the screen.
- Tutorial book, keyboard shortcuts, and tooltips.
- 7 languages: English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Dutch.
Notes
- Although it looks like a realistic simulation, it’s actually closer to the logic of board games. For example, each house generates an exact number of inhabitants rather than relying on a life-and-death cycle.
- This is a relaxing sandbox: you won’t lose if you go grab a sandwich while your citizens protest. The fun is in unlocking and discovering more options that expand your creative freedom.
- Original languages are English and Spanish, the rest were translated automatically.
- Although it’s not in Early Access, since it’s already a mature product, feel free to suggest improvements or report any potential bugs on the Discord server.
- This is a remake of Omicrocity 1, originally created in 2016. That version can still be played for free, although it has many design flaws.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Played the original one years ago. Still one of my favorite city builders because I love seeing all the different little guys you unlock experimenting with buildings and events. I give it 10/102 found this helpful
Omicrocity 2 is a city-building simulation developed and published by Omwekiatl that favors creativity and accessibility over demanding realism. Instead of focusing on hyper-detailed urban planning, the game presents a colorful sandbox where players can build thriving communities with their own identities and philosophies. Its lighthearted visual style immediately creates a welcoming atmosphere, making it easy to settle into the experience whether you are an experienced city-builder fan or someone exploring the genre for the first time. The game's core appeal lies in giving players the freedom to shape cities around different themes, from environmentally conscious societies and technologically advanced metropolises to mystical settlements or military-focused civilizations, encouraging experimentation rather than strict optimization. The management systems provide enough depth to remain engaging without becoming intimidating. As the settlement expands, new buildings, services, and production chains gradually become available, rewarding steady progression with additional strategic choices. Players must oversee housing, food production, utilities, public services, commerce, and resou…
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