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Casual City Builder - Recommend One

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The title says it all: recommend me a good casual city builder that focuses on creativity and not on strategy/economics. Kind of like Sim City: Societies, but without the game-breaking bugs :)

I know Cities:Skylines has a mode without money period. Let's you either start with everything and unlock it or start with limited stuff and unlock as your city grows. I've seen people with massive and beautiful cities. The economics on it arnt really that bad either. But I prefer to do sandbox style.

 

It's got it's flaws but it's good in my opinion. And you can get mods for it, my reccomendation is for traffic. The base game doesn't have many options to control it.

If you want spatial creativity, buy Minecraft. Otherwise, just get a decent piece of graph paper and draw a map.

I have to agree with Cities:Skylines. I played Cities XXL and the like (I'm getting Skylines in a few days), and I was more impressed with it, than I was with SimCity.

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Thanks, I think I'll try Cities: Skyline then. It's actually not mainly for me but my wife, she really enjoys casual builders, while I prefer a bit more strategy. This game looks like it can be played both ways, seems like a good choice.

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