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If only there was a way to design the perfect city to end all your urban woes Luckily, game designers feel your pain and for years they have provided us with an outlet to play God and construct our very own utopias. Why brave the real streets when you can just build your own to go anywhere your heart desires? We've constructed our very own list of the Best City Building Games of All Time so that you can find the ideal way to create a world of your very own.
Updated December 17, by Ryan Bamsey: The city builder genre is an ever-changing, ever-developing one with a bevy of titles to choose from. Whether you're after grand megacities or neat village management, there's definitely something for you. We've taken another look at this list and added a few more of our favorites. Cities XL deserves a spot on this list alone for how ambitious it was back in the time it was released.
On the surface, it appeared to be a simple city-building game but it had an online multiplayer component which was interesting, to say the least. Cities XL also allowed players to interact with one another in a persistent planet. Each city belongs to a player and each player can even trade with others, basically running a simulated world. Sadly this online service was closed several months later and Cities XL became just a single-player game instead of an MMO based around city-building.
Even so, it was a big deal back in its time and was one of the best city-building games back then before SimCity and Cities: Skylines improved on the 3D city-builder formula. While Townscaper isn't a city builder in the traditional sense, there is no doubt that the whole purpose of this game is to build a settlement.
You have many options for colors and styles, and it's a very calming experience overall. Townscaper has come into its own as a tool for those who wish to use their manufactured towns as set pieces in their tabletop games.
It lets you make a town exactly as you need it in exactly the configurations you need. The SimCity franchise has been around a long time. The first entry in the series dates back almost 30 years. It is essentially the grandfather of all city-building games and paved the way no pun intended for many games to come. These titles are still relevant in the gaming sphere, extending from PC and consoles to find a new home on mobile devices. It may not be the most innovative title on this list, but the formula they created is still solid today and definitely worth your time.
You can even check out the final entry in the series, SimCity: Buildit , for free on your favorite mobile device. Medieval Dynasty is an odd one where rather than being some omniscient figure dictating where buildings are built and what your residents do, you are instead just some guy who dictates where buildings are built and what your residents do.
The settlement building features of this game are incredibly fun to interact with and they turn the game from a simple survival game with a generations system into something far grander. While this title is currently in Early Access, Foundation is a very promising medieval-era city builder from Polymorph Games who proudly advertise their game's lack of a grid and focus on the procedural nature of settlement building.
The game is very good at emulating what it must have felt like to manage a medieval settlement, with many events being out of your hands and the enforcement of a reactive rather than proactive gameplay style. In addition to that, the game has a thriving modding community sure to extend the title's lifespan many years. If your greatest goal in life is to gain favor with a Nordic God and earn your place in Valhalla, have we got a game for you!
Valhalla Hills is a throwback to the popular Settlers games in which players will build settlements in an attempt to earn favor with Odin. If you're looking for a more laid-back city-building experience, this is one we highly recommend. The colorful, cartoonish art style is appealing and there is less of a focus on combat than some of our other titles.
You will need to fight for resources with the local Dwarven population and there are some monsters to contend with, but for the most part, you can focus on expanding your Nordic empire. Urban Empire is a city-building sim that takes a slightly different approach. Rather than focusing on the building aspect, Urban Empire tasks you with furthering your civilization through diplomacy.
Software languages. Author Rockstar Games. Updated 6 months ago. Hey, it asks for license key. Where can I get that? Very good game for low end PCs :D. Fortnite Apex Legends. Creative Destruction 3.
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