I build on what I’ve learned from LA and decide to establish a grid layout. The Sumida River (隅田川) is my first foe-It doesn’t take too long for the game to start throwing stores and houses on the other side of it. This city presents a slightly different challenge from Los Angeles. My next contract is in a new city: Tokyo. Next time, I’ll build across the river in advance of things popping up there, and start to preestablish a grid.
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My first (and expected) loss comes because I never expected how to grow across the Los Angeles River. I don’t know how to anticipate where buildings will grow, and this gets me caught in awkward corners. I don’t yet know how to foresee the problems here, so my road development is just blindly connecting new houses and buildings to my road network without much rhyme or reason. Since LA is my first experience with the game, I’m soon caught out by learning the systems yet. The houses provide a few cars of traffic, and the cars leave home to a store or factory of the same color, and then turn around and return home. As the game starts and time passes, colored houses and factories pop up. Specifically, Los Angeles is vast and open, with only the Los Angeles River (and later, the San Gabriel River) to get in the way of your planning. (It’s a game, right? How hard can it be?) Something makes me think I can do better. I first take on the task of planning roads for Los Angeles, a city notorious for dense and never-ending traffic.
It’s a follow up to Dinosaur Polo Club’s earlier game, Mini Metro.
Your task is to build a road network that can support a growing, sprawling city. Mini Motorways is a city simulation game by Dinosaur Polo Club. Mini Motorways Build roads, grow cities, fight gridlockĭo you know those moments when you’re sitting in deep stop-and-go traffic that goes on for miles? The traffic that makes you lazily slouch down in your seat and turn up the volume to your podcast, to distract you from the boredom? Perhaps you wonder to yourself, who designed these roads? Well, now it can be you.
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