You cannot simply construct a specific type of building, but must instead rely on email petitions from prospective citizens, which all too often leads to situations in which you're unable to find, say, an elementary school for the family that has a child.
They are usually upset because a hospital, police station, or something of that nature isn't close enough to where they live. Although being the only employee of the town complaint department might not sound like much fun, there's something weirdly beguiling about this game that keeps you playing despite its painfully clunky controls and repellant visuals.Īs the resident Metropolis Maker, you'll be dealing with several irate citizens at any given time. Like in its relatively obscure predecessor from 2002, the focus of the game isn't on building cities, but rather meeting and interacting with the colorful inhabitants of your cities, building working relationships with them, and addressing any complaints that they may have. MetropolisMania 2 is a city management sim that borrows a number of elements from similar games such as Animal Crossing and the SimCity franchise to create a charming and inexplicably addictive experience.
