- August 19, 2016
- Red Forest
- 2h median play time
Citalis
Platforms
About
"Citalis" is a single-player Economy Simulation game where you build your own city from scratch with a 10,000,000$ loan and 3,000$ starting cash. Manage Commercial, Residential, and Park districts to balance the core aspects of a successful city while monitoring water levels, preventing urban decay, and keeping up with loan repayments to avoid business shutdowns and natural disasters. With fast-paced gameplay, it takes approximately 2 hours to complete.





- The game has a charming art style and relaxing gameplay, making it enjoyable for casual play.
- At its low price point, many players feel they received good entertainment value, especially if purchased on sale.
- The game encourages creativity and has potential for future updates, with some players expressing hope for improvements.
- The game suffers from frequent crashes and bugs, making it frustrating and unplayable for many users.
- Gameplay is overly simplistic and repetitive, leading to boredom after a short period of play.
- Lack of depth in mechanics and features, such as no achievement system or meaningful progression, detracts from the overall experience.
gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of Citalis is characterized by its simplicity and repetitiveness, with many players finding it tedious and lacking depth. While some mechanics offer potential for customization and aesthetic appeal, they are poorly balanced and often lead to confusion, resulting in a lack of engaging challenges. Overall, the game fails to provide a compelling reason to continue playing beyond initial exploration, leaving many users feeling bored and unfulfilled.
“I liked the customization of the buildings and the general art style, but the mechanics need balance and refinement.”
“The game is fairly simple, but I find the art style charming and the gameplay relaxing.”
“The videos on the store page provide a very accurate explanation of what the gameplay is like.”
“There is no discernible point to playing the game, and after 45 minutes of gameplay, I can just leave the game on and come back later and have more money than I could ever spend on the simplistic buildings.”
“The lack of interesting game mechanics results in a tedious and boring game.”
“Simple concept, very limited options in terms of gameplay and quite repetitive.”