Episode 1: My Review of Simcity Buildit on PC

Alexa Perry's Podcast

Title: My Review of SimCity BuildIt on PC Host: Alexa Perry Alexa Perry: Hey everyone, welcome back to another episode of "My Review of SimCity BuildIt." I'm your host, Alexa Perry. Today, we will discuss a game that's been around for a while but has managed to keep us hooked - SimCity BuildIt. This time, though, we're talking about the PC version. Let's start with a quick overview. Electronic Arts designed SimCity BuildIt, which is a city-building game. It is available on mobile for quite some time, but EA recently decided to bring it to the PC. As I have played both versions, I am here to discuss the differences in the gameplay modes.First off, the graphics. On mobile, it already looks pretty good. But on Simcity Buildit on PC, it shines. The details are sharper, the colors are more vibrant, and the overall experience is just more immersive.Now, let's talk about the gameplay. For those of you who are new to SimCity BuildIt, the goal is pretty straightforward - build and manage your city. The game starts from scratch; from there, it's up to you to decide how your city grows. You'll need to balance residential, commercial, and industrial zones, manage resources like electricity and water, and keep your citizens happy.On PC, the controls are smooth. Using a mouse and keyboard makes it easier to navigate the menus and place buildings exactly where you want them. It's a lot less demanding compared to the touch controls on mobile. Plus, the larger screen helps when you're planning out your city layout.One of the best things that I like about playing Simcity on PC is interest development during gameplay. On mobile, it's easy to play in short bursts - like while you're waiting for the bus or during a lunch break. But on PC, I find myself getting more invested. It's easier to lose track of time when you're sitting at your desk, watching your city grow and tackling new challenges.You've got the Mayor's Club, where you can join forces with other players, trade resources, and participate in contests. You can also unleash various disasters in your city - everything from fires to alien invasions.Now, let's talk about the in-game purchases. Yes, SimCity BuildIt is a free-to-play game, which means there are microtransactions. You can buy SimCash, the game's premium currency, to speed up construction times or buy special buildings. This can be a bit of a nuisance on mobile, especially if you're not looking to spend real money. On PC, it's still there, but it feels a bit less intrusive. Maybe it's the bigger screen or just the fact that you're already more immersed in the game.Overall, I'd say SimCity BuildIt on PC is a win. As I have tried my best to describe all the characters and aspects of the game, you are always welcome to give more suggestions about my podcast. So, that's my take on SimCity BuildIt on PC.Thanks for tuning in, and until next time, happy building! Alexa Perry: This is Alexa Perry, signing off. See you in the next episode of "My Review of SimCity BuildIt."