So in Greenwich Village you might cater to low-income students by building affordable housing and discount stores, and in Soho you might cater to the rich with a lot of art galleries and fancy restaurants.Building a business is pretty easy. The districts are all a little different in their wants and needs, and you’re restricted what you can build in each district. Anyway, if you glance at the screenshots to the right you can judge for yourself, but that shot showing the Statue of Liberty looks pretty authentic to me.Deep Red Games divided Manhattan Island into 13 districts, including Chelsea, Greenwich Village, and Soho. So I think Deep Red Games went to a lot of trouble to make the game resemble New York City, but I’d be easy to fool. I’ve only been to New York City once, for about two days, and that was 20 years ago. It’s a system that could have worked, since it’s basically the same system that a lot of other tycoon games have used, but the developer, Deep Red Games, barely gives you anything to do, and so the game gets boring quickly.Let me start with the good things, or at least what I presume the good things to be. The streets and subways are already mapped out, and all you have to do is build businesses to make money and try to keep the people of the city happy. Tycoon City is more of a standard tycoon game.
The SimCity games were all about setting up transportation and infrastructure for your city, and then watching your city grow and develop. It sounds a little like it might be SimCity in New York, but it’s not. Tycoon City: New York is a tycoon game where you control the development of New York City.
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