Metropolisim for Windows

City-building and management game for PC

Metropolisim is a premium simulation title for PC by developer Roy Hillman. It is an expansive city-building game wherein players will be able to build and grow from nothing to a highly developed and world-class city that can support a population of up to 10,000,000 people.

Similar to other city builders like Tropico 6 or Cities: Skylines, Metropolisim will offer players an immersive and authentic experience that not only focuses on the building process, but also the management side of things. This means establishing a systematic foundation that will encourage the growth and progress of citizens.

What's it about?

There have been countless city-building game releases through the years. Whether it's with detailed graphics or elaborate gameplay systems, each has tried to put a unique twist to the formula. Now comes Metropolisim, a city builder that has a lot of the features that made its predecessors great, but what makes it interesting is what it's trying to achieve in terms of scale and complexity.

Metropolisim starts out like any other city-builder, with a piece of land to work with. Build roads and lay the groundwork for future development and construction like buildings, bridges, and other essential infrastructure that will support the growth and progress of your city and its citizens. What makes it intriguing is that it's boasting support for a population of 10,000,000 people, all fully simulated for you to monitor and watch.

This is just scratching the surface of what this game has to offer. Now, if you're interested in checking it out, it's not out yet. Also, there is no exact date for when it will actually come out yet. You can check in with its official page over at Steam for more news and updates. For now, though, you will just have to wait.

Go big or go home

Metropolisim is yet another entry to the list of upcoming city-building games this year. and that's not a bad thing. While it looks and plays like other titles in the genre, its approach to scale and complexity is interesting and makes it stand out a bit more. It will be a title worth checking out when it's finally released.