City-building sim where you zone districts, manage infrastructure, and respond to a simulated economy. You'll lay roads, route utilities, set tax rates, and watch population numbers shift based on housing availability, job access, and service coverage. The simulation tracks individual citizens—their commutes, spending habits, and satisfaction—so traffic jams and power outages have cascading effects. Zoning residential, commercial, and industrial areas creates feedback loops: more residents need more shops, which need more workers, which need more housing. You're balancing budgets against expansion, tweaking policies to attract businesses or tourists, and troubleshooting why that new suburb has no water pressure. Scale runs from small towns to sprawling metro regions. Appeals to players who enjoy spreadsheet-adjacent problem-solving wrapped in a visual interface.
