The first impression that players get of the game is delivered through the tutorial that takes up the bulk of the first few missions - a tutorial that was carefully constructed to serve both younger gamers as well as older and more experienced gamers, focusing upon the tap-based game controls and the logistics of game function - which generally entails buying a truck or other vehicle and then assigning it a route between two or more destinations.
Virtual City 2 is not that game!īased upon a holiday theme, VC2 follows a similar course to the first game in the series, challenging the player to get shipping routes properly and logically flowing, allowing the local businesses to enjoy an economic boom, and along the way, keep a sharp eye upon the laws of supply and demand - and yes, the ultimate goal is still to keep the citizens (and the tourists) happy, so while it does retain the classic elements of the City Simulation Genre, it does so with its own unique approach that keeps the gamer thinking strategically.įeaturing 50 missions of 18 types that are spread out over five locations, the player is not simply doing the same things over and over, and while there are clearly obvious tactics and strategies that can be used to fulfill the requirements for each mission, there is also a bit of leeway allowing the player to choose their own best solution to the challenge, and that is always a nice touch in time management and simulation games. The GU iOS Game of the Week - Virtual City 2: Paradise Resort In the city simulation game genre we have gotten used to game play that has us placing roads and power poles, building power plants, hospitals, schools, and the rest of the infrastructure that a city must have to expand, and spending the bulk of our game play time trying to keep the population happy and growing.
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