Brent Powell: Another reviewer gave 1 star because he/she couldn't figure out how to turn off the sound.It's easy, click on system > options > Music or SFX. Holly Yates: The first kairosoft game I played.Not as streamlined as their newer games, but it's a nostalgic favorite. Elisaul Medina: Some people never come out from there houses.Vitor Antenore: It's like Oh Edo Towns without the fun.The combo system on these games feel like a chain. If you want a high score you need to create a city exactly the way the devs want it. There's no freedom, no way to reach a high score having fun, building it the way you want to. Sean S: Poorly designed game, usually i quite like kairosoft games but this one has almost zero balance to it.Not mention the combos do not function correctly a building has to be placed prior or the combo does not work on it. Shane Walsh: Good, but some improvements to be made.Firstly, why does a game like this require an Internet connection? It makes no sense. This is not an "idle" game, meaning we must keep our screen turned on with the game running, while progress is rather slow. In addition to this, there's no online play. Secondly, allow us to control the time of the game earlier on. Theres no indication of how far along we are towards beating the game. Colin Tausch: I delete and rate any game 1 star that doesn't allow you to turn the sound off so you can listen to a podcast or something else at the same time.At least, I don't think you can turn it off. I couldn't find it and my Google search suggested you couldn't. sacoreya Shaw: It's so addicting to play.Holiday: Not Kairosoft's strongest entry, but still entertaining and worth a go. Joann Kadonoff: Relaxing but once you have built all the buildings there is nothing else to do.I have been playing for years and have tried all the cities. Marcus Yeo: Its fun, but the learning curve is far too steep with ZERO guidance from the game at all.I find myself referring to online tutorials and guides literally every couple of minutes.
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