Pocket City 1081y

A Google 44z2e

Loads of fun. Zero IAP and microtransactions and it's a very balanced game as it is. This is essentially Simcity 2000 on the mobile with some modern "quality of life" improvements (no need for pipes and power lines). Really captures the old city-builder feeling that is a mix of a) meticulously pruning a bonsai or flower arrangement, and b) tweaking and balancing a mix of interacting systems like supply and demand / traffic and power needs, / recreation and safety, etc. Some would complain that the "endgame" has pacing issues and you've got not so many things to do once you've filled the map with zones, but that's not so different from any of the original Simcity games either once your city is the finished product.

Addicted to this game. Software needs a tune-up to allow more cities to be built, and add some additional recreational venues. I'd love to play it more, but I've maxed out the cities I can build. Deleting the game does not delete the cities, so the next time I load it, my cities are still full.

Anthony DiRosario (C0wb3ll_H3r0) 291i3e

This is a mobile game for people who dislike everything that's wrong with mobile games. Yes, it costs a small amount of money to purchase it but there are no MTX, no in-game ads, or "surprise mechanics" that are "fun and ethical." You buy the game, and you have fun. It is a simplified version of the city building and planning games of old, and that's not a bad thing. You run a city on a device in your pocket. It doesn't get more simple than that.

Lynne Whitehorn 3475m

No longer crashes! Great idea and a lot of fun when it isn't crashing. Shortcuts/accelerators would help with placing items, but I have have missed these. Did I mention it crashes a LOT? Like every 5-10 minutes on a modern device. So far, the autosave feature seems to work, but it's annoying to have to restart every few minutes. After a couple days, the constant crashing was even more annoying than before, plus the tedious repetition in the UI that could easily be rectified with better design.

Robert Kline 6m3q50

Absolutely amazing game! If you were worried that it might be too simple, give it a try -- I was blown away with the amount of content in this small package. I couldn't keep up with the amount of new quests and buildings I got and on top of that there are more areas to unlock to build more cities. I had seen this game on the Play Store before and ignored it for way too long. Enthusiastic 5 stars.

BMO 2i1bv

me, before playing: dude, this game ain't worth a dollar. I'm trying the free version. ... me, playing until 2 am: I'm buying your entire stocks! the balance between relaxing sandbox, plenty of options to try, and adaptive number-crunching got all my braincells stimulated at sync, removing me from the age of time and space. I realized I had been staring at the screen for hours, my eyes became blurry when I stood up. well done!

Emily M 5u5n5q

In of playstore games, this is a 5/5. It's cute, looks nice, plays well. Limited bugs, things like fulfilling quests before they arrive break them, it breaks often if you play 'too fast' really. There's no real reasons to expand out of main city, there's few to no terrain bonuses or anything and it's all flat...but it's very fun and simple. It gave me about 10 hours of play before I made my expert city and got all the extra reward content. Worth the price for sure, thanks dev/s

Ashley Aquila 1z1u69

Hello love this game a lot actually. Was just thinking of some features that would be nice in the game. If we could rotate buildings because everything seems all clumped together and maybe being able to insert sidewalks/ different sized roads. Also it would be cool if you could change/upgrade buildings. Most of them tend to look the same so there's the same house and/or buildings right next to each other. Just some thoughts. Otherwise it's a cool game.