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This is a comprehensive index of city-building games, sorted chronologically. Information regarding date of release, developer, platform, setting and notability is provided when available. The table can be sorted by clicking on the small boxes next to the column headings.

Legend[edit]

Video game platforms

AMI	Amiga
AMI32	Amiga CD32
AQUA	Mattel Aquarius
ARC	Acorn Archimedes
BBC	BBC Micro, Acorn Electron and BBC Master
C64	Commodore 64
CDTV	Commodore CDTV
CPC	Amstrad CPC
CROSS	Cross-platform
DESQ	DESQview
DOS	DOS / MS-DOS
DS	Nintendo DS

EPOC32	EPOC32
FMT	FM Towns
GBA	Game Boy Advance
GBC	Game Boy Color
INT	Intellivision
JAVAME	Java Platform, Micro Edition
iPhone	iPhone
iPod	iPod
LIN	Linux
MAC	Macintosh / Mac OS
MAIN	Mainframe computer
MOBI	Mobile phone

N64	Nintendo 64
NeWS	NeWS
OS2	OS/2
OSX	macOS / OS X
PC98	PC-9800 series
PS1	PlayStation / PSone
PS2	PlayStation 2
PS3	PlayStation 3
PS4	PlayStation 4
PSP	PlayStation Portable
SAT	Sega Saturn
SNES	Super NES / Super Famicom

ST	Atari ST
SYB	Symbian OS
Tk	Tk
UNIX	Unix
VC	Virtual Console (Wii)
Wii	Wii
WIN	Windows 2000 / XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 10
WIN3X	Windows 3.x
WIN9X	Windows 9x
X01	OLPC XO-1
X11	X Window System
X360	Xbox 360
XOne	Xbox One
ZX	ZX Spectrum

List[edit]

Year	Game	Developer	Setting	Platform	Notes
1964	The Sumerian Game	Mabel Addis	Historical	MAIN	Text-based game based on the ancient Sumerian city of Lagash.^[1]
1969	The Sumer Game	Richard Merrill	Historical	MAIN	Adaptation of The Sumerian Game.^[1]
1975	Hamurabi	David H. Ahl	Historical	MAIN	Expanded version of The Sumer Game. Published later as part of BASIC Computer Games.
1978	Santa Paravia en Fiumaccio	Historical	MAIN
1981	Kingdom (Also known as Yellow River Kingdom)^[2]	David Allen^[3]	Historical	BBC	A conversion of the game 'Hamurabi', it was included as part of welcome package to BBC Microcomputers.
1982	Utopia	Don Daglow	Contemporary	AQUA, INT
1989	SimCity	Maxis, Nintendo EAD, Babaroga	Contemporary	AMI, ARC, BBC, C64, CDTV, CPC, DESQ, DOS, EPOC32, FMT, GBA, iPod, LIN, MAC, MOBI (iPhone, JAVAME, SYB), NeWS, OS2, PC98, SNES, ST, Tk, UNIX, VC, WIN, XO1, X11, ZX	First title in the series.
1990	ActRaiser	Quintet	Fantasy	MOBI, SNES, VC	Hybrid with side-scrolling platform game.
1990	Moonbase	Wesson	Sci-fi	AMI, DOS
1991	Utopia: The Creation of a Nation	Celestial	Sci-fi	AMI, DOS, SNES, ST
1992	Caesar	Impressions	Historical	AMI, DOS, ST	First title in the series.
1993	Stronghold	Stormfront	Fantasy	DOS	Hybrid with RTS elements.
1993	SimCity 2000	Maxis, Full Fat	Contemporary	AMI, DOS, GBA, MAC, N64, PS1, PSP, SAT, SNES	Sequel to SimCity.
1993	Lunar Command	Wesson	Sci-fi	DOS	Updated version of Moonbase.
1993	The Settlers (a.k.a. Serf City: Life is Feudal)	Blue Byte	Fantasy	AMI, DOS	First title in the series.
1994	Outpost	Sierra	Sci-fi	MAC, WIN3X	Sci-fi version of SimCity.
1995	SimIsle: Missions in the Rainforest	Intelligent	Contemporary	DOS, MAC, WIN3X
1995	SimTown	Maxis	Contemporary	MAC, WIN, WIN3X
1995	Caesar II	Impressions	Historical	MAC, WIN	Sequel to Caesar.
1996	Afterlife	LucasArts	Fantasy	DOS, MAC, WIN9X
1996	Holiday Island	Sunflowers	Contemporary	WIN9X
1996	Settlers II: Veni, Vidi, Vici, The	Blue Byte	Fantasy	DOS, DS, MAC	Sequel to The Settlers. Nintendo DS port was released in 2007.
1996	Settlers II Mission CD, The	Blue Byte	Fantasy	DOS	Expansion to The Settlers II: Veni, Vidi, Vici.
1997	Constructor	System 3	Contemporary	PS1, WIN
1998	Anno 1602: Creation of a New World	Max	Historical	WIN9X	First title in the series. Hybrid with RTS elements.
1998	Settlers III, The	Blue Byte	Fantasy	WIN9X	Sequel to The Settlers II: Veni, Vidi, Vici.
1998	Caesar III	Impressions	Historical	MAC, WIN9X, Not	Sequel to Caesar II.
1999	Lincity	Various	Contemporary	CROSS	Open source clone of Sim City.
1999	Pharaoh	Impressions	Historical	WIN9X
1999	SimCity 3000	Maxis	Contemporary	DS, iPhone, LIN, MAC, WIN	Sequel to SimCity 2000.
2000	Cleopatra: Queen of the Nile	Impressions	Historical	WIN9X	Expansion to Pharaoh.
2000	Master of Olympus: Zeus	Impressions	Fantasy	WIN
2000	SimCity 64	HAL	Contemporary	N64	Spin-off of the SimCity series.
2000	SimCity 3000 Unlimited	Maxis	Contemporary	LIN, WIN	Re-release of SimCity 3000.
2000	StarPeace	Oceanus	Sci-fi	WIN	MMOG.
2001	StarTopia	Mucky Foot	Sci-fi	WIN
2001	Mobility	Glamus	Contemporary	WIN, LIN
2001	Master of Atlantis: Poseidon	Impressions	Fantasy	WIN	Expansion to Master of Olympus: Zeus.
2001	Tropico	PopTop	Contemporary	MAC, OSX, WIN, WIN9X
2001	Stronghold	Firefly Studios	Fantasy	WIN	Hybrid with RTS elements.
2001	Settlers IV, The	Blue Byte	Fantasy	WIN	Sequel to The Settlers III.
2002	Metropolismania	Media Factory	Contemporary	PS2	First title in the series.
2002	Tropico: Paradise Island	BreakAway	Contemporary	WIN, WIN9X	Expansion to Tropico.
2002	Moonbase Commander	Humongous	Sci-fi	WIN
2002	Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom	BreakAway, Impressions	Historical	WIN
2003	SimCity 4	Maxis	Contemporary	OSX, WIN	Sequel to SimCity 3000.
2003	SimCity 4: Rush Hour	Maxis	Contemporary	OSX, WIN	Expansion to SimCity 4.
2003	Anno 1503: The New World	Max	Historical	WIN9X, WIN	Sequel to Anno 1602: Creation of a New World. Hybrid with RTS elements.
2003	Tropico 2: Pirate Cove	Frog City	Historical	OSX, WIN
2003	Anno 1503: Treasures, Monsters and Pirates	Max	Historical	WIN	Expansion to Anno 1503: The New World.
2004	Immortal Cities: Children of the Nile	Tilted Mill	Historical	WIN
2004	Outpost Kaloki X	NinjaBee	Sci-fi	WIN, X360
2005	Settlers: Heritage of Kings, The	Blue Byte	Fantasy	WIN	Sequel to The Settlers IV.
2005	Medieval Lords: Build, Defend, Expand	Monte Cristo	Historical	WIN
2005	Stronghold 2	Firefly Studios	Fantasy	WIN	Hybrid with RTS elements.
2005	Settlers: Heritage of Kings - Expansion Disk, The	Blue Byte	Fantasy	WIN	Expansion to The Settlers: Heritage of Kings.
2005	Settlers: Heritage of Kings - Legends Expansion Disk, The	Blue Byte	Fantasy	WIN	Expansion to The Settlers: Heritage of Kings.
2006	CivCity: Rome	Firefly, Firaxis	Historical	WIN
2006	Caesar IV	Tilted Mill	Historical	WIN	Sequel to Caesar III.
2006	Tycoon City: New York	Deep Red	Contemporary	WIN
2006	Dwarf Fortress	Bay 12 Games	Fantasy	WIN, LIN, MAC
2006	City Life	Monte Cristo	Contemporary	WIN
2006	Anno 1701	Related	Historical	DS, WIN	Sequel to Anno 1503: The New World Hybrid with RTS elements.
2006	Glory of the Roman Empire	Haemimont	Historical	WIN
2006	Settlers II 10th Anniversary, The	Blue Byte	Fantasy	WIN	Remake of The Settlers II: Veni, Vidi, Vici.
2007	Anno 1701: Dawn of Discovery	Keen	Historical	DS	Hybrid with RTS elements.
2007	Settlers: Rise of an Empire, The	Blue Byte	Fantasy	WIN	Sequel to The Settlers: Heritage of Kings.
2007	Anno 1701: The Curse of the Dragon	Related	Historical	DS	Expansion to Anno 1701: Dawn of Discovery Hybrid with RTS elements.
2007	SimCity Societies	Tilted Mill	Contemporary	MOBI, WIN	Spin-off of the SimCity series.
2007	Settlers II: 10th Anniversary - The Vikings, The	Blue Byte	Fantasy	WIN	Expansion to The Settlers II 10th Anniversary.
2008	A Kingdom for Keflings	Ninja Bee	Fantasy	X360
2008	Micropolis	Don Hopkins	Contemporary	CROSS	Open source version of SimCity.
2008	SimCity DS 2	Contemporary	DS	.
2008	SimCity Societies: Destinations	Tilted Mill	Contemporary	WIN	Expansion to SimCity Societies.
2008	Hinterland	Tilted Mill	Fantasy	WIN	Hybrid with RPG elements
2008	Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King	Square Enix	Fantasy	Wii	Hybrid with RPG elements
2008	Settlers: Rise of an Empire - The Eastern Realm, The	Blue Byte	Fantasy	WIN	Expansion to The Settlers: Rise of an Empire.
2008	Imperium Romanum	Haemimont	Historical	WIN	Sequel to Glory of the Roman Empire.
2009	Grand Ages: Rome	Haemimont	Historical	WIN	Sequel to Imperium Romanum.
2009	Anno 1404	Related, Ubisoft, Blue Byte	Historical	WIN, OSX, DS, Wii	Sequel to Anno 1701: Dawn of Discovery. Hybrid with RTS elements.
2009	Tropico 3	Haemimont Games	Contemporary	OSX, WIN, X360	Successor to Tropico.
2009	Cities XL	Monte Cristo	Contemporary	WIN
2009	OpenCity	Duong-Khang Nguyen	Contemporary	CROSS	Open source. A development version is available.
2010	Settlers 7: Paths to a Kingdom, The	Blue Byte	Fantasy	OSX, WIN	Sequel to The Settlers: Rise of an Empire.
2010	A World of Keflings	Ninja Bee	Fantasy	X360
2010	Cities XL 2011	Focus Home Interactive	Contemporary	WIN
2011	Anno 2070	Related Designs	Sci-fi	WIN
2011	Tropico 4	Haemimont Games	Contemporary	WIN, X360, OSX
2011	Cities XL 2012	Focus Home Interactive	Contemporary	WIN
2011	Stronghold 3	Firefly Studios	Fantasy	WIN, OSX, LIN	Hybrid with RTS elements.
2013	SimCity	Maxis	Contemporary	WIN, OSX	Relaunch of Simcity Series.
2014	Banished	Shining Rock Software	Historical	WIN
2014	Tropico 5	Haemimont Games	Contemporary	WIN, OSX, LIN, X360, PS4^[4]
2014	Stronghold Crusader 2	Firefly Studios	Fantasy	WIN	Hybrid with RTS elements.
2014	Clockwork Empires	Gaslamp Games	Fantasy	WIN
2015	Cities: Skylines	Colossal Order	Contemporary	WIN, OSX, LIN, PS4, XOne, NSW	Based on the engine used for Cities in Motion 2
2015	Cities XXL	Focus Home Interactive	Contemporary	WIN
2015	Anno 2205	Blue Byte	Sci-Fi	WIN	Sequel to Anno 2070
2018	Surviving Mars	Haemimont Games	Sci-Fi	WIN, OSX, LIN, PS4, XOne
2018	Frostpunk	11 bit studios	Sci-Fi	WIN
2019	Dawn of Man	Madruga Works	Historical	WIN, OSX	Prehistoric city builder that takes place from the Paleolithic to the Iron Age.
2019	Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic	3Division	Historical	WIN	City builder with a focus on a communist economic system
2019	Tropico 6	Limbic Entertainment	Contemporary	WIN, OSX, LIN, PS4, XOne
2019	Islanders	Grizzly Games	Fantasy	WIN, OSX, LIN	Casual city builder with low-poly aesthetic
2019	Anno 1800	Blue Byte	Historical	WIN	Industrialization-age exploration building sim
2019	Rise to Ruins	Raymond Doerr	Fantasy	WIN, OSX, LIN	Indie city-builder with survival and god game elements
2020	Builders of Egypt	Strategy Labs	Historical	WIN	Ancient Egypt city builder that takes place from the birth of Egyptian Civilization to the Ptolemaic Kingdom and Cleopatra's death.
2020	Townscaper	Oskar Stålberg	Fantasy	WIN, OSX, MOB	Indie city-builder with a specially intuitive gameplay and interface

References[edit]

^ ^a^bRollinger, Christian (9 January 2020). Classical Antiquity in Video Games: Playing with the Ancient World. Bloomsbury Publishing. p. 29. ISBN978-1-350-06664-9.
^'Welcome for BBC Micro (1981) - MobyGames'. Retrieved 2 October 2016.
^http://bbc.nvg.org/doc/Welcome.pdf
^'9 Ways To Dictate Like A Pro In Tropico 5 on PS4'. Retrieved 2 October 2016.

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BattleTech: The Crescent Hawk's Inception

BattleTech: The Crescent Hawk's Inception

DOS - 1988

Also available on: Commodore 64 - Amiga - Apple II

4.53 / 5 - 32 votes

Description of BattleTech: The Crescent Hawk's Inception

As the first and only RPG based on the well-known FASA giant robots universe (Battletech 2, not developed by Westwood, isn't an RPG but a turn-based tactical strategy game), The Crescent Hawk's Inception does not disappoint.

Westwood again masterfully weaves an addictive blend of action and traditional RPG into a captivating game, with an engaging plot that follows the adventure of Mech pilot Jason Youngblood from his apprentice days and beyond. Truly a game that sets new standards for the genre, and foreshadows many successors to the FASA license. Two thumbs up!

Review By HOTUD

Visit this site for more info on the game : http://www.classicgaming.cc/pc/battletech/

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blahblah2019-01-022 points

Got into Battletech & Mechwarrior RPG table-top as a kid, and ended up getting this game when it came out. Was a bit disappointed with how it sort of bent the rules or just out-right did stuff that made no sense. EG: you could upgrade mechs to variants, but only one or two pre-canned ones the developers put in the game.. and some were super-awkward (like a Commando with massive amounts of lasers that was an over-heating nightmare).
Was also annoyed how items from the Mechwarrior table-top book that were designated as super rare were just easily bought at stores if you had the cash. (EG: vibro-blades, SRM launchers.. SRM launchers were supposed to be ultra-rare stuff leftover from Star League days, but you could just go to a shop and pay money to deck out your entire crew in them.. and heavy assault armors and other super-rare stuff like it was just everyday common stuff.)
The game has the possibility of you making it out without a mech early on, and if you did, you were sort of screwed. The only way to get a mech was to partake in the mech arena by renting a mech for astronomical amounts of cash.. and they'd toss you in an Urban Mech.. which you cuold use to blow out the side of the arena and try making a get-away.. which was near-impossible due to how slow it was.
If you had no mech, then you were a bit hosed when coming across random encounters, since any mech in the random encounter could blow your group to smithereens. But, even if you defeated them all (eg: you had SRM launchers), you'd never take out the mech to make it salvagable as a mech to use. So, it was just very one-sided in what you could do.
(spoiler alert!)
They also had one of your team-mates turn traitor.. and it was random. So, if it was one of the few people that could pilot a mech.. you ended up getting screwed and limited to only having 2 mech pilots instead of 3.
You could also cheese the game by simply investing in the stock market early on, and if you chose the correct stock then you were flush with cash for the entire game.. letting you deck out in super armor, SRM launchers, modifying all mechs to top-notch variants, etc early on and just steam-rolling the entire game.
(/spoiler alert)
The last part of the game.. they made the weird design decision to have it all be on-foot.. everyone gets out of their mechs and you're stuck wasting hours wandering through an underground Star League base trying to get to something your dad left you. 'Wow, I get to wander through a lost Star League base!? AWESOME!' No. no it's not. It's just corridors and 'go find the way to open this door' puzzles. Nothing much else to see or do.
Most of your play time will be spent trekking across the MASSIVE overworld map just trying to find the next town or what-not to go in and hope you can find a member of the team. And, while doing so, you get stuck with random encounters a la JRPG fashion that just catch you by surprise. While combat is fun, it gets old when you're just trying to go from point A to point B and accomplish things (especially if your mechs get trashed and you're struggling to make it to the next town to get repairs before you lose one of your mechs).
It was an ok game for it's time, but spent too much time focusing on foot-soldier combat and chasing your tail figuring out where the story was going.. which is why Mechwarrior games were more popular, since they focused more on mech combat and strategy.

Kobal2017-11-290 point Amiga version

You needed the entire manual to finish the game. Early DRM I guess. I had it and the ending was pretty cool byou wind up with a 20 ton mech.

Dervrak2017-04-213 points

This game sadly, despite getting pretty good reviews, was a poor seller and didn't get a lot of buzz back in the day, which is sad because it's a good RPG/Strategy mix and a fine adaptation of the Battletech world. Infocom was in financial trouble by time the game came out and was making a desperate attempt to get away from being known as the 'text adventure' company. Unfortunately, their core fans dismissed it because it wasn't another 'Zork' and other customers dismissed it assuming it was just another text adventure.

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Epithet2016-05-151 point

you can get the Chamelon and Jenner both. kill two Jenner then run. then Follow Jakes plan. you have a new pilot, and a Jenner for them

Wayne2016-03-190 point

The 'more info' link is a dead site. It just has a bunch of broken links.

articulategrunt2015-10-170 point DOS version

Someone help the computer semi literate please. Love this game and still have my original copy that I obviously can't play anymore (5.25' discs you know). Downloaded it but can't figure out how to make it run. Help?

casper2015-05-012 points DOS version

thanks for making this game available. :) I loved it when it was first released and am still a battletech fan. Happy gaming!

Jake2014-12-302 points DOS version

I should add, that was the C-64 version, I never really played the DOS version that much, not sure if you can get the Jenner in this one.

Jake2014-12-301 point DOS version

I may be a bit biased being a fan of table-top battle tech and CRPGs in general, but I really enjoyed this game.
To add to what dosgamer stated, you can also get yourself a Jenner in that breakout, kill at least 2 of them with your Chameleon, then run like the devil to the city to get your first crewmate, then come back, usually at least one salvageable Jenner will still be there. There's a catch though, you cant save/load, you cant fight any battles in between (it will still be there if you can escape any random fights without any serious exchange of gunfire,) and you cannot repair your mech. The downside is that there are no mod-kits for the Jenner, but it packs enough punch as-is to make it the best Mech in your arsenal. Of course, come to think of it, if you meet the above criteria, you're pretty much proving you don't need the Jenner to begin with...

Gatorz2014-11-270 point DOS version

Does this game finish ?
because i remember when i was playing this game, the game stuck when i found the last Mech in the cave ( after those headache door puzzle ) i thought the disk game were damage so i decided to buy a new one. but still stuck there .. ' pls insert next CD '
it's frustating me

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ADWOLF2014-09-06-2 points DOS version

This is my altime favorite game from my childhood. I could never finish it because I had a bootlegged Amiga version without the map to finish the game. I still download this every couple of years for another play through.

Robby2014-01-133 points DOS version

trying to load this up on D-Fend Reloaded but it just goes into DOS and does a 100% load twice then closes out.. any advice? only my second game ive tried to play.. (the first one worked fine) would love to know what I need to do

Jul2013-09-210 point DOS version

Thanks for these great games! Brings back so many memories!

dosgamer2013-09-010 point DOS version

There is a password (manual) copy protection for this game.
Tip- you can actually grab the (medium mech) Chameleon during the escape from the training center. Being the only medium in the game, its a good advantage. Save the game before the training session where the enemy Jenners crash in since it might take a few tries, and just try to evade and run away, don't even bother fighting.

OM2013-05-020 point DOS version

...Unless you've got the manual, you *will* need this FAQ in order to complete the game:
http://www.gamefaqs.com/pc/581539-battletech-the-crescent-hawks-inception/faqs/24550

guest2012-10-030 point DOS version

Review of Battletech for DOS:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgJq2zZ2UbI

GnomeLeveler2008-04-21-2 points DOS version

I played this game when it first came out, and even now, I think it's still fun. While it's not as honed as today's RTS games, it has its own unique features and pitfalls.
This game was a complete departure from the earlier game, using a top-down RTS interface instead of a 3-D cockpit sim interface. As far as gameplay goes, it poses decent challenges and you really appreciate the different mechs available - and there's great replay value in trying to win battles over and over using different groups of mechs. The only annoyance I have with this game is the sometimes-frustrating navigation system. To move a unit, the computer determines the route from A to B and each mech can move a limited number of squares per turn. The computer can come up with some pretty ridiculous routes. Oh well.

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Commodore 64 Version

Year:1989
Publisher:Infocom, Inc.
Developer:Westwood Associates

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Year:1989
Publisher:Infocom, Inc.
Developer:Westwood Associates

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Year:1989
Publisher:Infocom, Inc.
Developer:Westwood Associates

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