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Tag: City Building
All my Gods Review
Developer Realore's claims that All My Gods is "a casual game like no other" are pretty much the biggest lie ever. There are dozens of other titles like this out there. It's by no means a bad game, but there a number of quirks that bog the experience down and may make you want to think twice about purchasing it.
PyramidValley Adventure Review
A while back, Kobojo released its own version of the virtual space-oriented business sim genre with PyramidVille on Facebook. Harkening back to the realm of ancient Egypt, the title was fairly standard, but now, with the help of BulkyPix, the studio is attempting to improve the game with the new iOS version PyramidVille Adventure. Hosting much of the standards of the genre, this new version does away with many of predecessor's social elements for a somewhat more in-depth management aspect, simple mini-games, and a more convenient platform.
Pet Town Walkthrough
Pet Town is a city building simulation game from Booyah! for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. In this game you will need to build up a town for your pets to live in, providing plenty of housing and activities for them to do! Building up a town like this won't be easy however, but with Gamezebo's quick start guide you'll have all the tips, tricks and walkthroughs you need to get going in no time.
Tap Buggies Walkthrough
Tap Buggies developed by Pocket Gem games for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch is an adorable game that lets you build a delightful home for all kinds of cute bugs. Set up all kinds of special rooms in the tree trunk, meadow, leaves, and even in the ground. Hire workers to build all kinds of fun rooms, chefs to cook food, and nannies to take care of the young. You will be able to expand from the tree trunks to the meadow and even house the bugs underground! Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
Youda Mayor Preview
Whether it's fisherman, farmer, or fairy, Youda Games have been giving players a chance to live their dreams by filling any number of unique shoes. In their next game, Youda will be putting players in the biggest shoes any city has to offer - mayor shoes!
Pet Town Review
Fans of city building and adorable pets, take notice; the creators of Nightclub City and MyTown 2 have let loose a new concoction in the form of Pet Town. Though the free-to-play iOS game is yet another in the sea of city building business simulations, this absurdly adorable number came as a pleasant surprise. Incorporating a handful of new features and constantly rewarding the player, this stylized animal utopia is certainly a step above the rest.
Tap Buggies Review
Pocket Gems, the mobile games developer behind popular titles such as Tap Pet Hotel and Tap Zoo, is adding a new 2D app to its repertoire: Tap Buggies. As the name would suggest, it's centric to the insect world, and in typical Pocket Gems fashion consists of creatures wielding big watery eyes. Oh yeah, and it also goes into that whole business simulation concept again. This time around, however, it's been shrunken down to a bug's level.
Little Empire Review
Little Empire is good stuff. It's not great - it's too simplistic and slow for that - but it's fun, easy to play, won't take up too much of your time, and even has a hint of addictiveness to it. If you've got an itch for a casual Facebook-style strategy/world-building game, then this might be the fix for what ails ya.