Little Cities: Sandbox Update
Parent game
Create your own little city and lean in to watch it come to life. See residents move in and populate your island as it grows from a humble village to a bustling metropolis. Design the layout, strategically plot amenities, and make a perfect city where your citizens love to live. Easy to pick up and play but with lots to discover, Little Cities makes your biggest creations possible!
Could be interesting
It's a city management game mixed with a trebuchet physics game, oh the horror!
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