Eternal City: Toshi Tensou Keikaku

Eternal City: Toshi Tensou Keikaku

Eternal City: Toshi Tensou Keikaku is a unique simulation game for the PC Engine, developed by Naxat Soft and released in Japan in 1991. The title translates roughly to "Eternal City: City Transfer Plan," suggesting a focus on city planning and management. You play as the mayor of a city, managing resources, building infrastructure, and expanding the city to become a thriving metropolis.

The gameplay involves managing a city's resources, including money, power, and water, building zones for residential, commercial, and industrial areas, and providing services like police, fire, and transportation to keep your citizens happy and your city growing. The PC Engine version features colorful, detailed graphics and a functional interface.

A unique feature is the game's "city planning" focus, which offers a detailed simulation of urban development. The game also features a "scenario" mode, where you must complete specific objectives.

Eternal City: Toshi Tensou Keikaku is a solid simulation game on the PC Engine, offering a strategic and engaging city-building experience.