City Life

Publisher: CDV Software Entertainment

Publisher 2: Deep Silver

Developer: Monte Cristo Multimedia

Category: Simulation

Release Dates

N Amer - 05/30/2006

Electronic - 08/18/2006

Official Game Website

Official International Game Website

GameZone's Review

7.9
GZ Rating

Gameplay	8.2
Graphics	7.5
Sound	7
Difficulty	Medium
Concept	8.2
Overall	7.9

Reviewer: Michael Lafferty

Review Date: 06/19/2006

City Life may be a little short on some accoutrements, but still provides a challenging and entertaining experience.

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Avg. Web Rating

7.4

News

City Life Vista Compatibility Patch Available Now
Continuing to expand support for Microsoft Windows Vista Operating System, CDV Software Entertainment USA is pleased to announce a new patch for City Life

CDV and Monte Cristo Offer City Life through Digital Distribution
CDV Software Entertainment USA and developer Monte Cristo today announce the release of City Life via digital distribution for North American audience

CDV Continues Support of City Life Modding Community with Building Kit #2
CDV and developer Monte Cristo today released a new pack of building designs for the game

CDV Releases Free Design Toolset for City Life
City Life, the critically acclaimed city building simulation, just got better as publisher CDV and developer Monte Cristo have released a special building design toolkit for the game

CDV Kicks Urban Planning into Overdrive with the Release of City Life
CDV's City Builder Heads to Retail

All News for City Life

Description

City Life is an incredible city builder, set in real-time 3D. Players construct awe inspiring megalopolises thriving with life. The stunning 3D game engine, powers the incredibly realistic visuals, which are full of life and energy. As the player sweeps amongst the towering cityscape, watch the shadows lengthen as the day draws on, catch building reflections in the mirrored windows of the financial district and see the shimmering image of their construction as they stand at the waters edge. Players can view the game from different non-isometric perspectives as the camera can rotate in all directions; and zoom is fully supported all the way into first-person view, to walk amongst the citizens of their thriving city.