Urbek City Builder (steam key)

Release date: July 13, 2022
Age rating: 0
Developer: Estudios Kremlinois
Publisher: Rockgame S.A.
Localization: Russian (interface and subtitles)
Activation System: Steam
Region: CIS, Russia

Description:
In URBEK you can build a city on your own project! Manage its natural resources, improve the quality of life of the population and build its quarters in your own way. Railway life in your city, building various quarters. Do you want a bohemian area? Build bars, parks and libraries, but retain the low population density nearby. Do you need a bourgeois area? You need parks and luxurious shops. There is no control in Urbek. Instead, you will have to build everything using your own resources, such as food, coal or qualified work. You have to manage more than 30 different resources! Well control your natural resources so that they do not run out before they can be replaced. How do you decide to produce energy for your inhabitants and industry? Learning is a basis! Having performed a fairly qualified work and scientific work, you can build more advanced buildings. Continue to shut down the streets to better feel the city you create. Look and feel the difference between the areas as the inhabitants of your city do! The organic Rostost of your city will be organic. Some designs will appear depending on the surrounding conditions. For example, in densely populated areas, buildings with a height of more than two floors with basic services will appear. You can place other buildings yourself, but they need some conditions. For example, the local market should be next to farms. There should be several secondary schools next to the university, which, in turn, requires nearby schools. When it comes to the design of the city, you have many viable options. There are no buildings that others would surpass. Each solution will have its pros and cons. Bourgeois houses consume more food and need resources, the production of which is more expensive, but will improve the quality of life of their inhabitants. On the other hand, increasing industry productivity will lead to the production of more resources, but will reduce the quality of life of residents living in this area.