City Life 2008 Edition [RIP] ~ AT Gamez and Softz

Developer: Monte Cristo

Publisher: Monte Cristo

Genre: Strategy

Release Date: 22 February 2008

Size: 531 MB

Requirements: Pentium 4 2.5 GHz, 512 MB RAM, Graphics Card 128 MB (GeForce FX 5200 or better), 2 GB HDD, Windows Me/2000/XP

From superb villas to imposing skyscrapers, design, construct and develop the city of your dreams.

From superb villas in residential neighborhoods to imposing skyscrapers in the financial district, design, construct and develop the city of your dreams. Provide comfort and satisfaction for your citizens by offering them adequate leisure and entertainment facilities, all the while ensuring that taxes and other charges are collected efficiently. It’s up to you to manage this city effectively, ensuring booming development while at the same time regulating the very delicate issues of pollution and traffic. You must also see that diverse communities share the city in the best way possible to guarantee a peaceful and prosperous city.

City Life is a next-generation City Builder in real-time 3D. The 3D game engine provides a level of detail and animation unprecedented in the City Builder genre. Among the game’s superior features are highly realistic environments, reflection mapping, a tree engine, dynamic shadowing, and an immersion mode (giving players the first-person point of view as they advance through cities). City Life is a unique game experience and an exciting new challenge for City Builder’s many fans

It’s all very nice to erect superb 21st Century cities, but you also need to see that the game’s diverse communities coexist in harmony. Because often it is through diversity that a city’s greatest richness is born. The six communities introduced in the game either just coexist, like each other, or hate each other!

In City Life, not only must you worry about the infrastructure and development of your city, you must also take into consideration the needs and expectations of your population. As a guru of urban planning, your political role is to ensure as best as possible the coexistence of the six socio-professional and/or social groups: the elite, the bobos, the suits, the fringe, the blue collars, and the have-nots.

The progress of each “tribe” depends upon available jobs and housing as well as their six basic needs: business, health, safety, education, the environment and leisure activities. Each group is defined by their expectations and requirements which are of varying importance to them. Depending upon these factors, the various communities can make progress and evolve, thereby changing classes and reaching the “upper” strata of society.

If you fail, you will see before your eyes the results of your meddling: conflict, riots, burned-out neighborhoods, and even worse.