Radiangames Officially Announces Miniopolis, A City Builder With No Resource Management
Radiangames is pitching a city builder with the management layer removed, which puts it against a genre where zoning and unhappy residents are usually the point, and the Steam page going up before the demo suggests the studio wants wishlists early.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Radiangames has officially announced miniopolis, a city-building sandbox for PC on Steam, and published its store page. Players shape buildings freely with intuitive tools, work from six types of basic blocks plus auxiliary pieces such as lighting, trees, and parking lots, and control weather, indoor lighting, and depth of field. There is no zoning, infrastructure development, or resident management. A demo is scheduled for release soon.
The Steam store page is live, and a demo is scheduled for release soon. The pitch is customization over simulation: six types of basic building blocks and auxiliary blocks such as lighting, trees, and parking lots, with weather, indoor lighting, and depth of field all adjustable.
Players can build towering cityscapes and fine-tune appearances and layouts without zoning, infrastructure development, or unhappy residents to manage. Radiangames lists the game for release on Steam for PC.
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