You could theoretically make your city infinitely large (well, at least until you hit the ocean or hill, because slopes and bridges don't work yet). So there is literally no strategy at all required here.
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Building costs money, but powering a building (or street) gives you back the full cost. You can basically only do 3 things: Collect power from wind turbines, and build streets and houses, and power them. :/ Okay, so the game is basically a very simple sandbox. It took me ages to figure out that I have to build at the first street. I almost gave up playing this game at all. I used Minetest version 5.4.1 to playtest. PLEASE NOTE: This review is written for the 2021 Minetest Game Jam version of this game, by a PARTICIPANT.
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regardless contributing to this code base while something that would be fun to do, seems like something that is probably best to be avoided.
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on the topic of contributions wanted it seems the author wants to keep going with there very odd dreampt up license of which there is a osi thread asking it to be approved which appears to lead nowhere as well as potentially suggesting that git hosting sites forks might not be allowed (not a lawyer disclaimer here). in spite of this i think that the game could be a great thing if some of the wanted contributions for features e implemented and could potentionally give the game a point. additionally you are limited to placing things branching off of existing areas rather than placing things anywhere on the map. onto the cons, from a playability standpoint it simply is just placing some elements and increasing a counter, and after a while it gets boring. the concept of what the game could be is really interesting. To start off with, looking at the positives it is a interesting game concept, something different not seen/really done with the minetest engine. This package leaves me with conflicted view. The standard version is available from /splizard/buildacityĪnd is licensed under a more permissive license. This is a special release of the project released under theĪffero General Public License v3.0 + additional conditions.
If you work on the Minetest engine, here are some features that would help to polish & improve Builda City. The game uses a modified copy of naturalslopeslib LGPL2/later.Ī list of features that would be nice to have, if you are The wind turbine and powercraft were both authored by me using The sounds have been sourced from Freesound under CC0 or CC-BY-3.0. The houses, buildings, trees and roads are by Kenny. The assets for this game have been sourced from various CC0 sources. You can also check on the status of your city at any timeīy pressing I / inventory, whilst within the city limits. You'll need to click on energy sources to charge yourīattery. You can collect more coins by delivering energy to the structures So you will need to find a road in order to begin building your city.īuildings cost coins and eventually you will run out. You can only build roads and buildings next to existing roads You've been employed by a company with plenty of energy to sell but no customers to sell it to! It's your job to build a city for them so that they can make some cash! Quick Start A multiplayer city-building game running on the Minetest Engine.
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