Polycorne, the developer behind Silicon City, has recently announced the release of its highly anticipated election feature, accompanied by a captivating launch trailer. Silicon City, a citizen-centric city-building game, will be leaving early access on June 22, marking a significant milestone for both the game and its enthusiastic player base. The latest update transforms Silicon City into a City RPG and introduces Twitch integration, allowing streamers to engage with their viewers in an unprecedented manner.
At its core, Silicon City offers players the opportunity to construct and manage their perfect city, tailored to their own preferences and the needs of their citizens. The game exudes a delightful retro-classic flavor while incorporating modern tools to enhance the overall gaming experience.
One of the standout additions to Silicon City is the introduction of the new election system. Players will assume the role of the Mayor of Silicon City, armed with an array of powerful tools and resources at their disposal. However, the opinions of the Silizens (Citizens of Silicon City) must be taken into account, as their satisfaction and engagement play a crucial role in determining the success of the mayor’s term in office.
To ensure a successful election campaign, players must utilize their knowledge and the information provided by the municipal service on voter engagement and needs. Re-election allows mayors to continue managing urban planning projects and providing a high quality of life for their fellow citizens. Failure to secure another term, on the other hand, will result in the end of their mayoral career.
The integration of Twitch brings an entirely new level of interactivity to Silicon City. Streamers now have the ability to involve their viewers directly in the game as citizens of their city. These viewer-citizens can engage in a variety of activities, such as seeking employment, utilizing the Bakr social network, casting their votes, and encountering numerous surprises along the way. As a result, Silicon City evolves into a true Twitch RPG, where the voice of every Silizen matters, culminating in an immersive streamer-mayor experience.
Aside from the election feature and Twitch integration, Silicon City remains true to its roots as a tribute to the classic City-Builder genre.
The game boasts a host of impressive features, including:
- Unique, independent, and important citizens: Each Silizen has their own distinct personality and preferences, contributing to the overall dynamics of the city.
- Blueprint management and data views tools: These tools provide mayors with valuable insights and statistics, enabling them to make informed decisions about their city’s development.
- Procedurally generated buildings: With each new game, Silicon City generates a diverse range of buildings, ensuring a fresh and unique experience for every player.
- Customization options: Players have the freedom to personalize their games, allowing for a city that truly reflects their vision and creativity.
- Bakr: an integrated social network: Silizens can connect with each other through the Bakr social network, fostering a sense of community within the virtual city.
- Multiple camera options: Silicon City offers various camera perspectives, enabling players to explore their city from different angles and appreciate its beauty.
- A fun and friendly tone: The game’s approachable and lighthearted tone makes it accessible to players of all ages and backgrounds.
In addition to these features, Silicon City also embraces the concept of a collaborative community through its Twitch integration. By allowing the audience to actively participate as Silizens within the game, the sense of shared involvement and excitement reaches new heights.
For players seeking further information and guidance, a comprehensive Silicon City Wiki is available. This valuable resource provides in-depth information about the game’s mechanics, features, and strategies, ensuring that players have all the knowledge they need to create and manage their dream city successfully.
Platforms: Microsoft Windows
