First of all, it’s worth noting that the gameplay itself is really, really simple: you have some land and money and you will build all sorts of buildings – but mostly houses – in order to bring in some profits, get more money and build more. The game is played easily using the mouse only and you don’t even need a tutorial to know what you have to do (however, for those who are really inexperienced, Millionaire City has a tutorial too).
Once you have a few houses built, you can click on them and sign a rent contract: the costs you have to pay vary from one length to another with the cheapest and most profitable being the shortest one and the income also vary depending on your contract. No matter how you put it and which contract you choose, pretty soon you’ll have loads of cash on your hands, ready to spend them on decorations, wonders and even more houses.
At first, the game is pretty fun and easy to play, with just a few clicks allowing you to do basically everything you can wish for. Also, the visuals are pretty nice and there are tons of achievements to earn (even though, once earned, the achievements disappear and there’s no “trophy list” or anything similar). However, it’s this simplicity that makes Millionaire City just a mediocre game.
PRO’s:
– Good graphics
– Lots of achievements
– Doesn’t take too much time to play
CON’s:
– too simple
– boring
– the “social” element is almost non-existent.
Final Rating: