Welcome To My House | Metropolis 1998 (Retro City Builder - Demo)

Metropolis 1998 is a city builder with a retro feel to it. Think late 90's/early 2000's city builders, like SimCity 2000, it's a bit like that, but in this game, not only do you get to build the city, you also get to custom design each and every building if you want to!

This is the demo of the game so a lot of features you'd expect from a city builder, like money and resident happiness, aren't in the game, but we are able to look at quite a few buildings and design our own!

We decide to build a house, but not just any house, we build MY house! That's right, we try as best we can to recreate Penge Towers in the game! First we have to do the infrastructure side of things, so we place the rooms and the doors, and then we move on to the decor, which means we get to place things like beds, bookcases, sinks, chairs and everything else!

And of course because we're building my house, we build The Geek Cupboard itself! Exciting!

NOTE: This is a demo version of the game.


Metropolis 1998 can be found here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/22...

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Metropolis 1998 is a fresh take on simulation games from the 90s and 00s while applying modern-day features to the city builder genre. As the player, you will be able to see inside of your citizens homes, featuring two different camera modes: classic isometric and top down. Demand is no longer zone based, but driven by your citizens specific needs. As the mayor, you'll be able to set aside land and designate where specific businesses can open up their doors.

The game features:
State of the art traffic simulation, capable of pathing around 100,000+ people/vehicles. No more CPU death! (at least, for a very long time)
Granular demand based on the summation of your citizens needs
A true 2D isometric game engine (with pixel art assets)
Complex simulation of the citizens. They will go to work, sleep, relax, eat, and more!

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Channel graphics designed by Penge in The Geek Cupboard.

Additional audio:
Music to Delight Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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