Citystate Metropolis Debuts — a city-building simulator in the spirit of Cities: Skylines
Another city-builder is poised to hit the market soon.
The state of Cities: Skylines II left many players disappointed, and now a contender has appeared on the horizon. Andy Sztark has revealed gameplay from Citystate Metropolis.
The project is billed as a city-building simulator with freeform zoning tools and procedurally generated buildings. Its simulation system is designed to support populations of over one million inhabitants.
Players will have detailed control over building outlines and shapes, floor counts, and parking allocation — enabling experimentation to discover the ideal balance between aesthetics and functionality.
You can add Citystate Metropolis to your Steam wishlist via this link.
Source: iXBT.games
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