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I've been working on a city for some time now, no ads, no in-app purchases, the game is worth the price (I got it with a free play pass 3-month subscription). They have creative mode for those who want infinite recourses. They have…
This is a proper sim game. Just one purchase, and your set. No in app purchases and no ads. A rare gem in today's mobile game market, and if you have game pass, it is truly a no-brainer. DOWNLOAD!
I rarely rated an app in Play Store, but I do really enjoyed and addicted to this game. No ads and no in-app purchases.
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I've been working on a city for some time now, no ads, no in-app purchases, the game is worth the price (I got it with a free play pass 3-month subscription). They have creative mode for those who want infinite recourses. They have…
I rarely leave reviews for mobile games, but i feel like the devs deserve some praise for this one. It stays faithful to the classic city builder games while mixing in a range of additional game mechanics. Loads of varitey and all pretty…
Best city builder game by far. No ads or in play purchases, just everything available to plod along and build cities. The level of detail in how you can move around the map in free roam is brilliant. It's much better that buildings don't…
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