City Game Studio: Your Game Dev Adventure Begins

C'est un excellent jeu. J'ai fais deux parties, une pour appendre, une pour bourriner = 35h. J'ai particulièrement apprécié la liberté qu'on nous laisse, la quantité colossale de possibilités, l'interface qui une fois dompté s'avère très agréable, l'hommage constant à l'histoire du jeu vidéo. Néanmoins l'aménagement des studios peut s'avérer fastidieux car l'option automatique place trop peu de bureaux d'employés - donc quand on veut commencer à automatiser les Triple A il nous faut environ 120 bureaux et on perd des lustres à les placer en manuel. En dehors de ça, j'ai apprécié l'aventure et je vous encourage forcément à essayer. Attention : jeu "tunnel" -> tu joues 1h, en fait ça fait déjà 4h. J'ai cramé une soupe et perdu une casserole. Vous voilà prévenu ;)

Rating this game is somewhat difficult because it's not my first game development management game. I started with Game Dev Tycoon a decade ago and since then also played both Mad Games Tycoon games. City Game Studio came out somewhere in between MGT 1 and 2 and went completely under my radar. It follows the same principles as GDT and MGT and in terms of complexity is somewhere in between both. You start as a small one man show to create profitable games and become successful in the business to basically become Electronic Arts and destroy the competition... You can gather data from the creation of your games while playing through the game and carry it over to repeat playthroughs. The start turns into a basic grind of creating a lot small games and then push them out the door. Port games to new platforms, fullfil contracts and unlock new tech to make more advanced games. Later down the road you can then create additional studios that can basically be automated to make games, updates or ports. You can build consoles and create your own version of Steam. The game definitely has its flaws as in a lot of aspects it gets very tedious and grindy and the management can get annoying. Some aspects also seem entirely useless. I haven't really used universities to train the staff because usually they just get better by working on games and managing the training feels very clunky and requires me to dish out a lot of money to build a university in the first place. Why are there no existing schools where I can use to train my staff? No idea but it's one of the aspects where CGS feels off. Visually it's simple and works okay. However if you for example include an event of adopting a cat for the studio then at least have a cat running around in the studio. Otherwise it feels kinda pointless. I hope that makes it clear though that there are a lot of limitations with the graphics. In any way on sale it can be fun for a bit, but I think Mad Games Tycoon 2 would be the better alternative.

C'est rare que je donne mon avis sur des jeux MAIS quand je voie ce dev tout seul qui continue de travailler sur le jeux alors que sa fait un sacré bout de temps qu'il est sorti je me sent obliger de soutenir a mon tours se jeux incroyable! Sans prendre en compte que en plus c'est vraiment l'un voir le meilleurs jeux de se style merci City Game Studio d'exister!

Kuuuurwaaa To jest Genialna Gierka xD

1. 매 게임을 만들 때 이전 기능들이 그대로 안 불러와지고 다시 일일이 눌러줘야해서 번거로움. 2. 잠깐 파산 났을 때, 대출을 받는 선택지가 없음, 건물, 엔진 팔거나 그냥 파산해야 함 (도자체 왜?) 3. 게임 졸라 어려움, 보통 난이도인데 항상 업계가 불황인 것마냥 팔리지도 않고 팬도 많이 생기거나 아예 안 생기거나 들쑥 날쑥해서 현실성도 없고 몰입감 깨짐. 업데이트 최근까지 자주해서 2년 만에 접속해보았는데 상태가 영.. 그냥 매드 게임 타이쿤하는 게 나음

Simply love how this game builds on the original game dev tycoon formula. The CEO offers a fantastic challenge, and being able to rent/build multiple studios in the city is wonderful! I sort of wish the cross platform feature allowed the game to be ported over to other consoles and pc's at a reduced cost, but it seemed to not do it in the build that I played (both normal and experimenatal.) The addition of making new consoles and buying out competitors is a great addition to the game dev formula. Simply recommend giving this game a shot if you like game dev, simulator, tycoon games!