Road to your City

Şehir ve futbol takımının sahibisiniz güzel bir konsept olmuş.

Good Game, Still Plenty of work to be done it seems and wish progress was quicker but fun for a while

This sounded like a really good premise but it is horribly done. This isn't football. It is a city builder that is terrible to be honest and in nearly an hour I never actually fielded a football team. I'll just write what my play experience was like and do my review that way. So I start building a city. It's easy enough, simplistic in fact, as there aren't many different types of buildings. The only unintuitive thing I saw was that when you build a road with a curve, it doesn't automatically make the curve. It makes 2 unconnected roads and you have to go back over them to connect them. There also appears to be no way to rotate your view, so I had buildings that weren't connected to the road and had to make like double roads to connect them which looked terrible. But I wasn't expecting this part of the game to be Cities: Skylines so it was good enough. Oh, what's this? I have a tutorial mission! "Build a villa within 3 minutes!" A villa costs $250,000. I have $4,000. I make $150 profit a day. Three minutes later on high speed I had around $9,000 or so. "Oh no! You missed the opportunity to build your villa rei;utgheqroutyh3148906790`8y76t93" So you make money really slowly, and for some reason you need town approval to be able to build anything football related and that is based on a percentage. They can turn you down and every time you ask for approval, it costs you $1000. It took me 4 tries to get approval. And then I built a club management building for 10k so I was totally broke. Oh, look. Another tutorial mission! "Build a training ground so that talent will show up in your town." A training ground costs $8,000 and I wasn't going to wait around to earn that, so I wandered off for a while and left the game on idle. After eating dinner I come back and see that 3 of my apartment complexes had burned down. They weren't even next to each other! And I had 2 firehouses covering an area that was one street wide and probably would have been half a mile long IRL. Were they cooking meth? I mean only 12 townspeople of 200 were employed so maybe that was a giveaway that they were up to something. Anyway, I got my $8000 so the apartment buildings had served their purpose and I built a field. A few minutes went by and no-one showed up. Then another fire broke out that spread to 2 more of my apartment buildings and that was it, I was done. The football experience cannot possibly be good enough for me to deal with that. You want to write something good about a game and say, well, I can see X player liking this and if you like this type of game you should give it a try. But this was absurd, I just can't recommend this at all.

The game is good, I like the concept of the game. It has good balancing. Also, the game is very fun by it being a tycoon-type game.

A friend of mine played Road to your City and it caught my interest since I´m a big fan of football and city-builders. I messed up the first try but after a while I got the hang of building up a football city. You should read the tutorial closely because not all behaviours are known from similar games but that makes the game even more interesting! A nice game for few money.

Fun little sim game, good fun and no bugs, that i experienced, deffo worth the money

fun little game

richtig schlechte balance es ist auch nich wert weiter drüber zu schreiben

Abandoned by the dev and has a critical "players left because of a fire" when a fire doesn't exist bug that wrecks the entire game.

This is an excellent game! Really is enjoyable. Most of the time the game works really well. The only problem i have found is when your city gets big the game can't control the traffic and cars suddenly started to stop/block each other preventing growth entirely. As i have not found a way to rotate the camera, it is really hard to see whether its because you have missed a section of road or if it is just a bug. Overall though it has generally been a positive experience.