More roads means more cars, which means the town is full of smog, which means your sims are getting sick. In BadAirTown, for instance, there are too many roads. It’s when you manage one of these that you start to realize how everything works together. SimTown also comes with four scenario towns.
You can even have the game trigger natural disasters like droughts, earthquakes, and fires. You can turn on the Eco-Villain mode, which triggers ecological baddies like Water Hogs, Litter Bugs, etc., to wreak havoc on your town and keep you busy.
Starting with an empty tract of land, you’ll build a town from the ground up using items from a variety of categories, including Terrain (grass, trees, roads, etc.) Homes (Tudor, apartment, ranch, etc.) Community Buildings (school, fire station, post office, etc.) Businesses (pizza parlor, grocery, radio/TV station, etc.) and Fun Places (arcades, zoo, etc).īut once your town has grown to a certain size and you’ve added the same building of the same type again and again, there’s nothing really left to do. Just like in SimCity, you build roads, houses, buildings, etc., with a simple point-and-click interface that’s a snap to learn.
SimTown is essentially SimCity Lite, bringing the same tried-and-true formula to a smaller, more accessible scale with better graphics and a lower difficulty.Īimed at kids aged 8-12, SimTown has plenty to hook you and keep you playing.
The challenge of managing a growing city and keeping the citizens happy made for an intriguing, addictive game. Back in the late ‘80s, SimCity was a huge hit on the PC, and it quickly earned its classic status.
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