Otherwise, the opposing parties and the people will teach you a lesson, the hard way. You do have the power to overrule decisions, but you shouldn’t exercise this power excessively. That’s where Urban Empire comes into its own: most of the things you’ll do as a mayor will be put to a vote. In Urban Empire you are not a ‘god’ or almighty entity who has the sole power to rule over everything and whose decisions and actions will never be put into question by others. It perfectly combines both genres, creating a challenging and fresh gameplay experience – especially when it comes to the political elements. Why do you use the term City Ruler?Since Urban Empire does not fit the classic City Builder or Political Management Simulation genres, we decided to give it a whole new twist by creating the City Ruler genre, where players must employ strategic planning and political savvy to successfully grow their cities in their role as the Mayor. Up to 800 dynamic events represent the twists and turns of urban life: make and influence decisions on issues such as women’s rights, the hippie movement, and child labour.
Introduce new ideas and technologies: like the electric tram, antibiotics or video games, and use your power to convince the city council of your political agenda.Create and manage city districts on a large scale and fulfil your citizens’ needs – such as happiness, safety, and public services.Choose from four ruling families, each with five characters: such as the equal rights and social justice advocates the Kilgannons, or the Sant’Elias, who focus on scientific progress and the pursuit of knowledge.Take on the role of a mayor, be a political mastermind and prove your skills by prevailing against opposing parties and guiding your city through technological evolutions and ideological revolutions. City Ruler, not City Builder: Urban Empire offers a unique combination of classic city building and political management gameplay.
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