Release Date: May 28, 2015
A puzzle game in which our task is to build a city and fill it with the tallest and most prestigious buildings. The SubaraCity game brings to mind the renowned Tetris - by combining colourful blocks of the same colour, we increase the size and splendour of the structures located on them.
SubaraCity is a puzzle game inspired by the renowned Tetris, developed by Ryuji Kuwaki. The production appeared on consoles and mobile devices.
Our task in SubaraCity is to build a prosperous town and fill it with the tallest possible buildings. Over the course of the game, colourful blocks with different buildings will appear on the two-dimensional board; by combining elements of the same colour, we increase the size and prestige of the structures located on them. Although we start with empty plots of land, which then become detached houses, over time we build blocks of flats and skyscrapers on them and finally turn them into characteristic buildings like the Eiffel Tower, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Statue of Liberty, and even the Tower of Babel.
SubaraCity has lucid graphics in a light, cartoony style. While on mobile devices the title is distributed through a free-to-play model, on consoles it is available for a fee.
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Platforms:
PC Windows April 3, 2019
Nintendo 3DS March 30, 2017
PlayStation 4 April 4, 2019
Xbox One August 28, 2019
Android June 5, 2016
Apple iOS May 28, 2015
Nintendo Switch August 9, 2018
Developer: Ryuji Kuwaki / Esquadra
Publisher: CIRCLE Entertainment
Age restrictions: none
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System Requirements for SubaraCity Video Game:
PC / Windows
Minimum System Requirements:
Dual Core 2.0 GHz, 2 GB RAM, graphic card 512 MB GeForce 9800 or better, 180 MB HDD, Windows 10.
Game Ratings for SubaraCity Video Game.
Nindie Spotlight: 7.5 / 10 by Justin Nation
The rules are actually pretty simple...
Pure Nintendo: 4 / 10 by Rachel Poli
SubaraCity is an interesting twist on the puzzle and strategy genres. While it's great to pick up and play as you go, there's not much to the game and can get boring quickly.
NintendoWorldReport: 6.5 / 10 by Casey Gibson
A relaxed and casual take on the classic block-matching genre, there's a level of charm I found to be enduring with its simplistic nature and easy to grasp gameplay. There is a level of strategy needed, as just one or two wrong moves can sink an otherwise promising run. Unfortunately though, with just the single game mode there's a good chance the legs fall out from underneath it sooner rather than later.
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