Your Favorite Games

Loading...

Idle City Builder

Game Categories:

 Clicker, Idler

Game Platforms:

 Android, iOS, Unity, WebGL

Development Status:

 In Development

Version:

 1.1
Play Idle City Builder on www.gamesbutler.com
Idle City Builder on App Store
Idle City Builder on Google Play

Times Viewed

Times Played

Times Favorited

Rating
35034 8474 4 53.45%
Add this game to favorites

Vote This Game
53.45%
(31 votes)
46.55%
(27 votes)

Game Description

Game Control
Click to earn money or buy houses and businesses to generate money for you automatically every second. There are also upgrades and achievements which increase your revenue per second.
Basically your usual idle game. It has a small twist in that when you click any building, it starts generating 2x revenue per second, but it cools down in a few seconds, so you have to keep clicking on each building to get 2x bonus. Or you can just wait and earn passively without clicking, just 2x smaller revenue.
All in all, pretty basic idle game. Somewhat enjoyably, but not a lot of new things to discover, so seems to get boring rather quickly.
Click

Idle City Builder Screenshots




Advertisement

Similar Games

Money Tree

Money Tree - Play Idle Game
Clicker, IdlerStart small and grow rich by taking care of your own mythical MONEY TREE -- one aberration of nature that you are totally cool about. Hire gardeners, invest in equipment, fertilizers and power-ups to cultivate your little monster and finally become a TREELLIONAIRE!

Clicker Heroes

Clicker Heroes - Play Idle Game
Clicker, Idler, RPGClicker Heroes is a game developed as a side project from a larger game already in production. It borrows the art assets from it and implements simple clicker style gameplay. As such, it's a high quality graphical interface that provides a number of workers, upgrades, and achievements with a large amount of gameplay.External LinksRedditTwitter

Moo RPG

Moo RPG - Play Idle Game
Clicker, IdlerControl your cow in this epic rpg of silliness.

Mr Mine

Mr Mine - Play Idle Game
Clicker, IdlerCollect minerals, sell them or use them to craft equipment.

You Can Try These Idle Games

Ayumilove Idle Story

Ayumilove Idle Story - Play Idle Game
ClickerAyumilove Idle Story uses assets from the popular MMORPG Maple Story and applies them to a clicker style game. In addition to the normal "click to gather resources" style of gameplay, it applies a level system for the player's character, equipment, upgrades, and more.LevellingEach time the player kills (either by clicking or idling) a monster, they are rewarded with xp. This xp is applied to the character and used to increment the character's level, improving their attack strength and chance of hitting a higher level monster. Monsters can be upgraded at any time, but it is possible that if the player chooses a monster of a level well beyond their own, they may not be able to hit it. Higher monsters provide higher drops.EquipmentNew equipment can be bought at any time, though they must be equal to or below the player's current level for them to be used. The equipment can be upgraded at any time however (even right at the start of the game) proving that the player has enough pixels to purchase the upgrades. The upgrades are applied to the equipment the player currently has, and can improve things such as xp and pixels gained, accuracy, attack speed, and more.Purchasing and SellingThe game implements a system where pricing is randomly set within a range of the current market value of whatever is being purchased. This means that the player can choose to decline a price and reroll for a new price, either slightly higher or slightly lower than the current market value. Early game, prices can have a base value of 10 and a range of +/- 3 pixels, meaning that the player can get as low as 7 to buy the item. Late game, this variance increases.

Goomy Clicker

Goomy Clicker - Play Idle Game
Clicker, IdlerGoomy Clicker is at first fairly simple: You click the big Goomy in the middle in order to collect more Goomies. On the right side, one can use Goomies in order to recursively gain more Goomies. Upgrades can later be bought and used to make the buildings more efficient.Along the bottom of the screen, one can find information such as the current level of your Goomies/Cursor/Something. This is in place of cursor upgrades. When the Goomy is clicked, a tiny amount of EXP Points is added to the bottom bar. When it fills, the Level raises by one. The higher the level, the more powerful the clicking. It appears as though the level will increase by buildings and upgrades as well.Also along the bottom is a small blurb about how large your swath of Goomies is. This reflects the current amount of Goomies you have along with their official size in the Pokédex in Generation 6 of Pokémon games. Some measurements include lanes in a street, height of the CN Tower, length of an Olympic pool, distance from Jupiter to the Sun and back, and even Goomies. That's right, your swath of Goomies can be one Goomy long.In the upper left of the screen is a miniature menu. Here you can save your game (though it autosaves every half hour) and exporting/importing your saves through code, along with resetting your buildings, level, and number of Goomies (but not your upgrades) and more info, where you can measure the mass of your Goomies and the space they occupy, similarly to the length/height of your Goomies at the bottom of the screen. At the lower-left of the screen is a credits tab, along with info about the current version of Goomy Clicker.

Swarm Simulator: Evolution

Swarm Simulator: Evolution - Play Idle Game
Idler, IncrementalWhat is this? A game for ants?!? Hatch a quintillion bugs. Conquer the UNIVERSE!The hit web game gains some serious upgrades – 3D graphics, new Units, new features … welcome back to Swarm Simulator, but EVOLVED!Start out by spawning a few Drones, keep collecting more Meat and Larvae, Expand across the Universe! For more information and help check out the in-game ‘Swarmpedia’.Swarm Sim is also on reddit (http://www.reddit.com/r/swarmsim) – join us for more updates, discussion, feedback, etc.

Clickpocalypse 2

Clickpocalypse 2 - Play Idle Game
Clicker, Idler, RPGThe sequel to the ever popular Clickpocalypse, this game deviates from the simple design of its predecessor and expands into an automated graphical world.It should be noted that the game is still in development, and some features have either not been implemented or have not yet been announced.The WorldThe gameplay region is made up of a tiled display where the player's characters can freely roam, searching for more enemies to kill.AdventurersThe player is given a number of adventurers that will gather loot and experience automatically. They initially start the game with a fighter, a priest, a ranger, and a wizard, each with their own abilities and loot.The adventurers wander the world killing monsters and navigating dungeons automatically. It is up to the player to decide when and how to spend experience, upgrade an adventurer's equipment, and more.As adventurers gather experience, it can be spent on levelling up the adventurer. This opens up the abilities of that particular character, providing a new layer of strategy in the game.MonstersSimilar to the previous game, monsters populate the world and are a way for the player to gain better loot as well as experience. However, in this game, the monsters can wander through the map, attacking the player's characters as they like. This can lead to the player's characters running away, and removing them from battle.Monsters can now be upgraded to increase the chances of dropping rare items, more gold, more experience, and so on.LootItems that monsters dropped can be applied to characters to improve their abilities. These items are randomly generated and randomly dropped, meaning that many of the items may in fact be worse than the item currently being used. This is circumvented by providing the option of an auto-upgrade button that will automatically select the best items available and apply them to the character.Each character has a specific set of items unique to them. Each item in turn can only be applied to a single adventurer, meaning an item that might be good for one character, cannot be used by another.