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Cities: skylines but with no private transport - no regular roads etc. Also, more scope for political economic choices, in particular state owned enterprises,
by hkt 4y ago
Cities: skylines but with no private transport - no regular roads etc.
Also, more scope for political economic choices, in particular state owned enterprises, cooperatives, etc. There's real world evidence they behave differently in how they invest, weather recessions, and so on.
It'd be neat to be able to build trade links with different partner countries who have ideological outlooks, too.
- pornel 4y agoCity State II expands the political side of city management, but the city-building part is very clunky compared to Cities: Skylines.