Technicity

Technicity gives the player almost four hundred square kilometers of territory. The city is built on them: roads, parks, houses and all infrastructure. The territory is divided into districts, and each is developed in its own way. The map opens as the territory is explored. Each district gets its own purpose. The layout of the city remains in the hands of the player. The layout of streets affects the convenience of the area. The hero's role is not an easy one - designer, surveyor, architect and builder rolled into one. The equipment is also in his hands: a bulldozer, a crane and a drone for filming. Equipment is rented or purchased with money earned. Roads are laid taking into account the terrain and water bodies. The weather and time of day change the appearance of the streets. Construction is gradual and requires resources. Parks and squares require watering and maintenance. Construction does not tolerate empty decisions and requires a plan. You can test yourself in a variety of classes. Some build trails, some drive along them in a sports car, and some simply look at the city from above. A drone helps you see what the city looks like from above. Buildings and parks are built according to the player's drawings. Excavation work precedes construction. Aerial photographs help to assess the overall picture. Construction proceeds according to the player’s own plans. The work proceeds according to its own plan, without other people’s prompts. Transport and pedestrian routes require planning. Transport interchanges determine the convenience of the city. Each area has its own atmosphere and purpose. This game is suitable for everyone who loves construction without borders.