Updating my review. Once you get to levels above 34, you need more than one carpenter, agriculture, electronics and any other building that produces products used elsewhere, or more than 10 slots in the queue. 2 hours for 1 rubber component restricts your ability to complete tasks, and it cuts down on users wanting to buy tokens, as the game takes too long to get stuff done. Rubber is then used in foam, another 30 minutes. There are other problems, but rubber is the worst. This is an excellent city building game, one you can play without having to pay. Of course, bonus items can be purchased to let you get done faster, but not like SimCity where you cannot finish the tutorial without buying something. I would rather buy things I want, than to be compelled. Things to improve: 1) no need to go into other player’s cities when buying something, slows you down; 2) show all 15 items for sale at one point, hard to get items are never there for those you must scroll for, but if they are in the first 5 and you are lightening fast, you can get them; 3) allow a 2nd carpenter building, even with all 10 queues purchased, the items take so much time and you need them elsewhere; 4) allow 4 more blocks to be enabled on the NE corner across the existing road from the short stub out road down to the river before the airport, providing room for all buildings and the 2nd carpenter building. Glad to see the contests for the unions, gives them some purpose.

Yes I would rate this game very high considering the amount of time I’ve been playing it for and the experience I’ve had. However, just a few small things I would like a change in. Firstly, I would like it if you could trade resources within your union, because I am forced to put items in the exchange and they might be bought up before members in my union can buy the item if they are something valuable, like slabs or aero blueprints. I would suggest something like the token exchange in the union. I would also like it if you could give any amount of tokens per transfer, and also request tokens more than once per 8 hours. It would also be nice to see some more events, and larger overall territory, more structures, and personally, another airport or a larger airport just because it’s one of my fav structures in the game. Than you devs please implement these changes as soon as you can! Definitely would recommend this game, but it will take some patience to get through.

This is the best city building game I’ve played, and I’ve tried quite a few. I like that you don’t have spend tons of money to get started, things don’t take forever to produce, and there’s a place to “purchase” needed items. That said, there are a few things that could stand some improvement. 1) There needs to be a benefit to joining a union. I’d like to see the capability of selling/trading goods with union members. 2) There needs to be an edit mode so you can move thing around and see what’s behind buildings. While in edit mode you should be able to click on something and it’ll either show you the building or tell what it is. 3) At first I thought the game was deleting items from my inventory, items like windows and doors that take a long time to build from start to finish. I submitted a support ticket and was told to video it. Well, I don’t know how to do that. After paying closer attention, I found that what would happen is that I’d set these things up to run while I’m not logged in. And when I returned to the game everything I had scheduled to run was gone. Not only that, but the materials used in the production wasn’t returned to inventory. The only way to get these items is to let the game run all day )which doesn’t help at night) or buy speed-ups. This is a huge deterrent and I’m almost to the point of giving up on it.

This is not a game for everyone, but it really suits my gaming style well. Basically it’s a nonstop slow tension between competing forces that you need to balance… you have very limited warehouse space, yet you need to store lots of supplies or tokens or resource cards in order to purchase upgrades or land or… more warehouse space. What I appreciate is that with patience you do make progress, and you can do so without spending real money. Of course, spending money will relieve the tension and help progress faster. As I said, it’s not a game for everyone… you will watch ads - a lot of them. For me, the ads are also quite repetitive, too. But the rewards from ads are at least significant. My other criticism is that ultimately you’re on the same development track as everybody… there isn’t room for much creativity except for how you arrange buildings in the central areas. All in, I like this game a lot.