For example, all good cities need a high quality shopping district and if you place loads of these types of shops together you will get greater rewards but placing too many of the same type of buildings together can also be detrimental. The number of buildings available for placement is surprisingly high and many of them bear a resemblance to structures you would see in the real city. Some real life buildings pop up in the game as well. What else is there for us to talk about? Well sadly not much, as that is all the game really does. In other games of the same genre you may be familiar with having to take care of some crime, natural disasters or some another accident that take place on you city but in Tycoon City: New York you get none of this. All you do is build a structure to get some money to build a bigger building to get a little bit more cash then rinse, wash and repeat. More variety (or a rather large expansion pack) is sorely needed! The game tries to mix things up by giving you certain missions (build certain buildings) which lead to more money and at times the city holds events such as parades, but none of these are really challenging in any way. Graphically, the game is stunning when played on a capable machine. Once you have created a nice big city then whatever angle you view it from looks great, the city also manages to feel alive all the time thanks to the great engine Deep Red built the game around. People always seem to be on the move and something always seems to be happening when you play which is a feeling you don’t get with some games of the same type.
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