Game Mechanics
For a detailed overview of city building mechanics, see Series concepts and mechanics
As with other games in the series, the player must build a city on an empty plot of land of variable size and resources. The percentage objectives were replaced by direct goals, such as treasury size, production rate, a monster slaying or conquering other cities.
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