The City Cards Challenge
ShadowHylian · 2022 · Casual, Card Game, Tabletop, Puzzle, Solitaire
PC
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About The City Cards Challenge
Use the cards in your hand to build a city where your residents are happy by supplying them with the buildings necessary for their survival. Relax with this challenge by building your city and placing the cards buildings with different effects in an optimal way for the residents.
You will have at your disposal a series of randomly generated cards with different buildings to construct. Each building has an area range that you must place correctly to prevent your population from decreasing.
At first you can exchange your cards for free, but later they will be worth happiness points that citizens give you by supplying different needs for houses and apartments.
The goal is to get as much population as you can by maintaining the houses and apartments. You have a limit of 100 days to achieve a series of objectives and succeed in beating The City Cards Challenge.
You will have at your disposal a series of randomly generated cards with different buildings to construct. Each building has an area range that you must place correctly to prevent your population from decreasing.
At first you can exchange your cards for free, but later they will be worth happiness points that citizens give you by supplying different needs for houses and apartments.
The goal is to get as much population as you can by maintaining the houses and apartments. You have a limit of 100 days to achieve a series of objectives and succeed in beating The City Cards Challenge.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
My congratulations to the devs on making a city building game that is even more uninteresting and lifeless than Skyscraper Simulator. The breakdown: The game is a fun concept, build a city and try to keep residents happy. However, it completely flunks due to the incessant boring nature of the game and pitiful RNG. There's a reason I'm 1/5 people that got even the easiest achievement, because I got lucky. The game is solely based around what you get dealt and the funky layout of various buildings would be a nice addition to a higher quality game. This game is depressingly bland, there's no citizens or life whatsoever. It feels like you're playing with Monopoly houses and the same 20 seconds of royalty free music looping in the background.7 found this helpful
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