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  • Summary: SubaraCity is a city making puzzle game. That is played by tapping blocks that are the same color.

    The buildings on the blocks can combine into bigger ones when connected. The rule is very simple but truly deeper on the inside. Your little decision will lead the city's future in just a
    SubaraCity is a city making puzzle game. That is played by tapping blocks that are the same color.

    The buildings on the blocks can combine into bigger ones when connected. The rule is very simple but truly deeper on the inside. Your little decision will lead the city's future in just a moment. Develop your city bigger and bigger to make a "SubaraCity"!
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  1. Dec 8, 2020
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    I bought Subara City in 2018
    SubaraCity is a unique title with slick graphics and would be great on GBA-upto-Switch. You have this grid of
    I bought Subara City in 2018
    SubaraCity is a unique title with slick graphics and would be great on GBA-upto-Switch. You have this grid of say 5x5 where pentominos fall from the top, tetris style, each in either of 4 different colors. Then you slide the piece to some piece already on the grid and if it has the same color, they merge into a single cell. The amount of times a cell has merged is actually a number but represented visually in a hut/house/mansion/skyscraper thing.

    However, skyscrapers have this tendency to block off view of the things behind it, and as you play from a bird's eye perspective, you might be hindered a bit.

    So how does a level end? When you can't combine same-color pieces anymore, or all your existing pieces are already the max level. While you remember tetris as addictive, I found the time to finish a level in Subara a bit too long.

    As you progress, the amount of colors rises and the grid size does, and even when you figured out that it may be a good idea to have the first skyscrapers in the corners then the sides, gameplay remains samey.

    In short, addiction is missing in Subara, so in the end after about a dozen sessions I just forgot about the title.

    Recommended?
    As always, recommended if you can stand to watch some playthroughs on yt, otherwise don't bother.

    In terms of $/h/p a price point of $4 is advice to avoid. $1 would make it a buy recommendation. Every few months the price drops to $1, so pick it up then. There is a lot of content in SC.
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