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SimCity 4: Deluxe Edition (PC, 2003)
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Was able to get a great price on SimCity 4 and been wanting to try it out after having used the SimCity 3000 Unlimited for years already. Not disappointed at all, been fun trying it out and updating settings. Don't know why I waited so long to try this one, but it is great with wonderful graphics. More options to building and choices in landscapes, etc.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Wouldnt have no clue bout it. Installed to pc but wont run.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Like all the sim games it is easy to get excited at first when you start your city, but once the challenges start piling up it can get frusterating, you just can't seem to turn the corner at some point. This is where the game seperates you from either a determined player or one that simply loses interest. It just depends on how you react. Either way it is very rewarding and chalenging. The replay value is extremly high, since you can just start over when ever you want, or just keep building towns if you get bored with the one your working on. The feature I like the best was how the towns can work togethor. You can have one collect all the garbage from the other, or one be the industrial or commercial city, while another as maybe a suburb. The only issue I had and maybe it was just my lack of city designing knowledge, but I alays ended up with huge traffic conjestion problems. This was very frusterating and I could never seem to avoid the problem or fix it entirely. Also the feature that allows you to pick citizins to track is on one hand very helpful and a great idea, but most of what they say is useless and they try to lay a guilt trip on you for not catering to there every need. But the game is huge and you can spend days working on it, it is very addicting! Alot of micromanaging though, so if that is not your bag you will get bored pretty quick. Sometimes it felt like they just made the game too big, they couldn't get every little thing too work perfect, but over all it runs smooth enough.Read full review
I love the gameplay and the ability to make massive sprawling cities or beautiful resort towns. I purchased 2 successors to this game and I think they failed to reach the depth of this game. This game also allows you to make cities about 16x larger than the most recent Sim City. There are years worth of mods, buildings, tools, and maps on Simtropolis to further enhance gameplay and variability! Disc version will not work on Windows 10!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Sim City 4 is a fun game to play for short periods of time, but is a very complicated simulation game which acts more like a RTS (real time stragety) type of game. In SimCity 4 it is too easy to run out of money, and twice as hard to earn it again. Although seeing your city grow from a small community to a busseling city in top notch graphics, the game is too "busy" for me, as I try to fix one problem three more arise, which is of course part of the reality of the game, but I prefer the previous SimCity games where you had more of a sit back and watch feel. Overall a great game, especially for somebody who likes a good challenge, but probably not the best SimCity game to start off on.
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