Every piece of legislation displays its projected outcomes before you pass it, allowing for experimentation with various political and economic theories. Critical Reception
It uses a "modern retro" 3D aesthetic that mimics the look of the late 90s and early 2000s city builders while allowing for full camera rotation and street-level views.
Manage national funds, adjust tax rates for specific wealth classes, and even print money at the risk of increasing inflation. Citystate II
Development is driven by a "social ladder" mechanic; as education and economic freedom rise, the demand shifts from basic manufacturing to advanced high-tech industries. 💡 Unique Features
As of mid-2022, the developer shifted focus toward the development of Citystate Metropolis , the third entry in the series, though Citystate II remains a complete and playable title with a dedicated modding community. If you'd like to dive deeper, Every piece of legislation displays its projected outcomes
Rather than one isolated city, you build an interconnected nation across a large map where cities can transfer funds and share economic outcomes.
The game provides detailed feedback on social mobility, tracking whether your population is becoming wealthier or falling into poverty based on your choices. Development is driven by a "social ladder" mechanic;
While praised for its depth, some Steam Community reviewers note that being a one-man project means the UI can be abstract and some mechanics may feel less "fleshed out" than AAA titles.