Top rated funny city builder games
Growing a settlement gets messy when the residents have minds of their own. In RimWorld and Dwarf Fortress you set out housing, farms and workshops while colonists argue, sulk and cause accidents, and in 拖拖拉拉小菲镇 you grab tiny workers and toss them into jobs yourself. These top rated funny city builder games keep the usual zoning, resources and expansion, but leave you laughing at the chaos in between.
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RimWorld
RimWorld starts you with three shipwreck survivors on a distant world and lets you grow their camp into a fortified colony. You place rooms and workshops, farm and craft, trade and fight, while colonists fall in love, sulk, break down and get back to work. Every failure is a good story.
97% of 211,302 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 25,897$34.99Dwarf Fortress
Build a fortress inside a generated mountain and try to keep your dwarves alive through hunger, dragons and madness. You dig rooms, farm, brew beer, craft goods and raise taverns and temples, while a whole simulated world keeps moving around you. Losing is part of it, and the stories are worth it.
94% of 29,434 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 702$23.99Car Park Capital
Hired by Big Auto, you turn quiet towns into seas of paid parking. Buy land, flatten homes, stack garages into the sky, then sell residents the cars to fill them. A colorful retro management sim with a shameless satirical streak.
97% of 1,751 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 97$16.99A World of Keflings
Keflings may be small, but their kingdom-building adventures are gigantic! Build a world with your friends in A World of Keflings! Harvest resources, construct robots, befriend a dragon, and help a creepy witch get even creepier in this update of the classic 2010 city-building adventure.
99% of 519 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 9$9.59From Glory To Goo
From Glory To Goo is a pixel-art sci-fi survival RTS with a real colony sim inside: you found an outpost, house colonists, pump water, wire up power, and stretch for crystals, ore, and rare isotopes. Then the Goo comes. If city builder fans want their tidy town plans tested by alien hordes and orbital cannons, this is the one.
96% of 1,858 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 97$7.79dotAGE
dotAGE is a turn-based city builder with roguelite bones: you lead a handful of Pips into an empty valley and grow a medieval village while the Prophecy throws poison, disease, earthquakes, and kittens at it. Assign workers, chain dozens of resources, and rebuild smarter each run. Cute pixels, mean odds.
95% of 2,579 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 36$17.59TOHOTOPIA
A bite-size 4X where you grow a small empire in about 30 minutes: explore fog, settle and upgrade cities, and send heroes and armies to take villages and rivals. Four Touhou-led factions each bring their own heroes, tech tree and units, so city builder fans get light building with a lot of conquest attached.
96% of 817 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 22$3.99Go-Go Town!
A hands-on mayor sim where you rebuild a run-down town street by street, turn happy tourists into residents, and set up workers and supply chains until the place runs itself. Relaxed, bright and silly, with plenty of decorating to do solo or with friends.
93% of 2,544 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 89$27.99Let's School
Run your old school as headmaster: lay out classrooms, canteens and toilets across multi-story buildings, hire and train teachers, then keep students fed, calm and studying. Funny and relaxed for city builder fans who like watching small needs snowball into big timetables.
92% of 5,938 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 81$19.99Tropico 4
As El Presidente you build a Caribbean island into whatever pays: farms, factories, tourist traps, plus a Mausoleum to yourself. Keep Tropicans housed, fed and employed while superpowers, factions and volcanoes pull at your budget, and skim a little into your offshore account along the way.
91% of 8,233 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 123$14.99Tiny Town VR
Tiny Town VR hands you a toybox town in virtual reality and lets you arrange it by hand. Lay roads, drop in buildings and vehicles, pose little figures, add speech bubbles, then snap photos of the scene. A relaxed, playful pick for city builder fans who want building without budgets or traffic jams.
92% of 1,218 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 10$14.99Craft The World
Direct a tribe of dwarves as they dig into a random island, raise a fortified home, and hold it against waves from monster portals. For city builder fans who like small colonies with crafting, defenses, and spells to back up the workers.
88% of 15,160 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 421$18.99
