Sim City: Island Building Simulator

Start with a patch of land and a pocketful of gold, then slowly sculpt your very own tropical utopia one road, bakery, and jetski dock at a time. This city builder takes a sunny, island-hopping approach to the classic urban sim formula, letting you play mayor, city planner, and treasure hunter all in one. It's light on pressure and heavy on charm—you'll earn coins, build housing, open shops, and unlock new buildings like camel hospitals and florists just by leveling up and completing daily goals. Manage your citizens' happiness, make sure there are enough jobs to go around, and keep the economy humming with just the right number of banks and bakeries. You can even send out airships to discover brand new islands (some snow-covered, some forested) and expand your empire. It's not exactly SimCity 2000, but it's cheerful, streamlined, and satisfying in a low-stakes way. Buildings generate income passively while you're away, and a good ol' fortune wheel adds some slot-machine drama to your mayoral reign. Fun fact: The first known planned city dates all the way back to 2600 BCE—Mohenjo-daro in the Indus Valley was built with grid layouts, drainage systems, and designated public buildings, proving that humans have been obsessed with civic planning for over 4,000 years.