“We basically wanted it to be more complex than SimCity”.
Released in 1991 across Amiga and Atari ST, Utopia: The Creation Of A Nation was one of the more novel attempts to do something new with the successful formula set out by the popular city builder SimCity,
Not only did it change the setting to a sci-fi environment, placing players in charge of populating an entire planet rather than a single city, but it also increased the focus on combat and defence, allowing players to amass an army of tanks and spaceships to defend themselves against their neighbours.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“We basically wanted it to be more complex than SimCity”.
Released in 1991 across Amiga and Atari ST, Utopia: The Creation Of A Nation was one of the more novel attempts to do something new with the successful formula set out by the popular city builder SimCity,
Not only did it change the setting to a sci-fi environment, placing players in charge of populating an entire planet rather than a single city, but it also increased the focus on combat and defence, allowing players to amass an army of tanks and spaceships to defend themselves against their neighbours.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
