SimCity: Complete Edition

SimCity: Complete Edition (2014)

by Maxis
Genres:Strategy, Simulator
Themes:Sandbox, Business
Game modes:Single player
Story:SimCity: Complete Edition is a compilation pack that includes SimCity (2013), its expansion pack Cities of Tomorrow, and all five paid downloadable contents (British City Set, French City Set, German City Set, Amusement Park Set, and Airships Set) released for SimCity (2013).
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user avatar@Gamera4265user avatar@Gamera4265
February 11, 2025
Guys! go vote in SimCity Creator it was added by me in GOG Dreamlist, SimCity Creator is a underrated SimCity game and was pretty unique and a thing it have more than 20 disasters in the game the biggest in the franchise, man i would really love seeing it have a PC and GOG port! Anyway man i miss this game despite the disastrous launch i really loved SimCity (2013) originally the game was supposed to have big maps despite the game not having many features i bet if this game released with big maps the game would have a good reception.
Why SimCity 2013 is a Great Game Gorgeous Presentation Few city-building games match SimCity 2013 in terms of visual flair. The GlassBox Engine allows players to zoom in from a bird's-eye view of an entire region to street-level action, where individual Sims go about their lives. The animations and real-time simulations make cities feel alive like never before. Smart Simulation Underneath the visuals is a sophisticated simulation system. Traffic patterns, power grids, pollution, education, and crime all interact logically. Each Sim has a role—commuting to work, shopping, or going to school—making every decision feel impactful. Modular Building Buildings can be customized and upgraded with modules, letting you expand hospitals, fire stations, and even factories to meet your city's needs. It adds depth without overwhelming players. Multiplayer Regions The region-based multiplayer system encourages collaboration or competition between cities. One city might focus on tourism while another produces power or handles waste. It’s a unique concept in the genre that offers replayability and strategic planning on a larger scale. Why It Should Be on GOG DRM-Free: The original game was tied to EA’s always-online model. A GOG version would allow players to experience it offline, unencumbered by outdated requirements. Complete Edition: Bundled with all expansions (like Cities of Tomorrow), it delivers the full experience right out of the box. Preservation: It's part of simulation history and deserves a second look by those who missed it or were turned off by early reviews. Despite its early controversies, SimCity: Complete Edition is a beautifully designed, highly replayable, and forward-thinking city builder. A GOG release could give this game the redemption it deserves.
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